Witness history! The traveler cleared customs smoothly. As the economy slowly recovers, consumption levels will also rise.

This is my sharing that “Lianhe Zaobao” reporters Lu Huijing and Yao Kejia successfully passed the Woodlands Checkpoint at 12:30 a.m. on April 1 and traveled to Malaysia via the Xinrou Long Embankment. The entire live broadcast brought first-hand information to the audience.
(Morning Post) Smooth customs clearance! The four “Lianhe Zaobao” reporters and their party successfully passed the Woodlands crossing at 12:30 a.m. on April 1 and headed to Malaysia via the Xinrou Long Embankment. They became the first group of historical witnesses to witness the reopening of the border between Singapore and Malaysia. It was less than an hour before and after.

At 11:30 last night, the reporter and his party of four departed from the press center in Toa Payoh via the Sirida Expressway (SLE) to the Woodlands Interchange on the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE). However, before arriving at the Woodlands checkpoint, they were forced to slow down due to traffic jams and finally arrived at the exit counter at 12:25.

The reporter observed that the vast majority of those driving across the embankment were Singaporean car owners, and that the exit counters on the scene were fully open, in perfect order, and cleared customs smoothly in less than three minutes.
The Xinrou Long Embankment, which is only one kilometer long, was one of the busiest land crossings in the world before the pandemic. In addition to Daishi Channel 2, 400,000 people entered and left the two countries on weekdays.

Every weekend or the eve of a holiday, traffic jams occur. It takes several hours to enter and exit checkpoints between the two countries, but two years ago, due to the coronavirus, the two countries closed customs one after another. The long embankment, which is full of traffic on weekdays, is almost empty except for trucks carrying goods.
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