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Malaysians will soon be able to travel overseas! | ICYMI #563

  • BY Raywen Ong
  • 4 October 2021
  • 1:27 pm
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If you can’t wait to go overseas, I have great news because it seems like we can travel overseas really soon. In other news, InDriver, an international eHailing platform has announced that it has officially begun operations in Malaysia.

PM says Malaysians could travel overseas in December, possibly earlier

Well it seems like you can travel abroad really soon. According to our Prime Minister. Malaysians will soon be able to travel overseas by December or possibly sooner depending on the country’s vaccination rate. Details here.

Dine-in remains strictly for fully vaccinated individuals in all NRP phases throughout Malaysia

More states and territories including the Klang Valley have moved to Phase 3 under the National Recovery Plan. While more restrictions have been lifted, Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has reminded everyone that dine-in at restaurants and eateries are still limited to fully vaccinated individuals. Details here.

InDriver eHailing service officially launched in Malaysia with approval from MOT and APAD

InDriver, an international eHailing platform has announced that it has officially begun operations in Malaysia. Unlike typical eHailing apps such as Grab or AirAsia Ride, InDriver aims to offer a unique service by allowing passengers and drivers to negotiate the fare of the ride. More details here.

iOS 15.0.1: Apple fixes several bugs including Apple Watch Unlock issue for iPhone 13

Apple has pushed out a new iOS 15.0.1 update which fixes several bugs that were reported on the initial iOS 15 release last week. Click here to learn more about it.

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