RTS Link project suspension extended for third and final time to 31 July

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RTS Link project suspension extended for third and final time to 31 July via yahoosg

SINGAPORE — Singapore has confirmed that the Johor Baru-Singapore Rapid Transit System Link project suspension will be extended for a third and final time to 31 July.

MOT said that measures by both countries to curb the spread of COVID-19 have affected discussions on the project. MOT said that the task now is to conclude three key agreements in time, so that they can be signed by 31 July. The three agreements are: “There have been active bilateral discussions on Malaysia’s proposed changes over the months. The pace has been affected by a number of events, including the change of government in Malaysia. COVID-19 added a new spanner in the works.

 

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