Singapore and Malaysia agreed to continue entry screening and to align health screening protocols at the Causeway and the Tuas Second Link. — TODAY pic
This took place at the first meeting of the Singapore-Malaysia joint working group for Covid-19, held in Johor Bahru yesterday, said the Ministry of Health in a statement today. Singapore and Malaysia also agreed to exchange information on clinical management of patients, share surveillance data by activating a bilateral field epidemiology training network, and exchange information such as national advisories and public messaging on the virus.
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