Monday, 01 Jun 2020 08:36 PM MYT
KEPALA BATAS, June 1 — Police have denied a viral posting on social media that people commuting between Penang and Kedah for work must obtain an interstate travel permit from the police. “Please take note that there is no need to obtain such permission from the police to cross the state borders, as long as they show their work pass and letter from their employer,” he said here today.
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