Johor govt reminds Malaysian workers returning from Singapore to strictly adhere to self-quarantine order
Before the MCO was implemented on March 18, an estimated 300,000 Malaysians commuted from Johor daily to work in Singapore. — Reuters pic
He said self-quarantine also includes practising good personal hygiene such as the frequent washing of hands with soap or hand sanitiser and using a face mask while maintaining a one-metre distance when interacting with family members. The move has impacted an estimated 45,000 Malaysians who continued to work in the island republic following the extension of the movement control order to April 14.Before the MCO was implemented on March 18, an estimated 300,000 Malaysians commuted from Johor daily to work in Singapore.
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