Thousands of Malaysians in the island republic have either been fully vaccinated or have received at least one dose of the vaccine. Currently, a person returning to Malaysia and going back to Singapore will need to be quarantined for 28 days (14 days in Malaysia and 14 days in Singapore) at a designated facility. Part-time worker Tan Sheau Hui, 48, who has been in Singapore since October last year, said she, too, has been fully vaccinated and hoped border restrictions would be eased for those who have been fully vaccinated. She said as both countries recorded a high number of people being fully vaccinated, the quarantine period should be reviewed. “Even my elderly parents in Johor Baru are fully vaccinated,” she said.

Source: The Star July 21, 2021 23:20 UTC