Consider easing travel restrictions for separated couples - Syed Saddiq

Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman today urged the government to empathise with the plight of spouses separated by international travel restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Malaysian United Democratic Alliance co-founder said he has received numerous complaints about the hardship faced by individuals in getting passes to travel between Malaysia and other countries.

SyedSaddiq doing the work and I am here for it 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻 May Allah bless you always sir

SyedSaddiq

It has been 2 years and finally our problem been heard 😌

SyedSaddiq Terima kasih kerana mengutarakan perkara ini...jika boleh mytravelpass di permudahkan bagi pasangan yang bernikah dengan warga asing...

Better stay separated than stay together and divorce

LoveNoTourismMY Thank you for highlighting this. It's been too long!

Belum kahwin la

SyedSaddiq KP_JIM imi_wpkl learn from this young Unstoppable future leader..yo you kill it..awesome job👏👏👍👍well done Bruh..in this hard time you are the good angels for a lot of separated family against the very bad evils JIMKP_JIM

SyedSaddiq Dude the guys like the space

SyedSaddiq Consider easing travel restrictions for ALL especially for families and bachelors meeting parents

SyedSaddiq Dear Sir, will vaccinated students from South Asia be recognized as vaccinated people. Please advice to lift ban for us. We have not had any hope for months and our universities have asked us to fall back because we cannot attend physical classes. We too start October 15th😪.

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