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The ministry has agreed to give the vaccine earlier to those working in Singapore.

Those who received the injection are mostly working in the sector that is given priority to receive the vaccine in this republic.

Based on statistics received by the Human Resources Ministry, an estimated 15,346 Malaysians working in Singapore have been laid off.

Malaysians earning a living in Singapore and forced to stay on in the republic since the Movement Control Order could now see a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel.

The Malaysian government was also prepared to make sure they undergo the COVID-19 certification test if needed by Singapore.

Malaysians working in Singapore have been urged to stay on for two more weeks, if possible, before trying to come home in the wake of stricter enforcement to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Malaysians working in Singapore will only be allowed to return home after being certified free of COVID-19 by the Singapore government.

Malaysians working in Singapore can remain there for the duration of the Movement Control Order as the republics government has agreed to provide them homes.

This followed the nationwide movement control order, which takes effect today, as announced by the Malaysian government last Monday, to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the country.

It is understood that there are about 400,000 people in Johor who commute daily to work in Singapore.