Deepavali rush: Singapore authorities warn of long delays at Johor checkpoints amid tighter security checks
SINGAPORE, Nov 1 — Travellers heading into Malaysia over the Deepavali long weekend have been warned to expect hea...
The Singapore authorities have issued a warning to travellers planning to cross into Malaysia during Deepavali long weekend, anticipating significant congestion and extensive delays at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints. The heightened security checks, introduced on February 28 due to global security concerns, are expected to prolong wait times.
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) has urged motorists to avoid peak travel hours and consider traveling outside these periods to minimize queue lengths. Following a record-breaking 599,000 crossings during September's school holidays, the ICA advises checking traffic conditions prior to travel and generating QR codes via the MyICA mobile application for a smoother journey. Violations of checkpoint regulations could result in enforcement actions against offenders.
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