[Video] - Malaysian KL girl Yienn Loo living in Sg films her weekend trip to JB

[UltimaOnline]

 

[syed putra]

KL girl normally speaks Cantonese

 

[LordElrond]

Can eat don’t waste?

 

[tobelightlight]

wait a minute, you have to do a test before entering JB? I thought there is no test involved?

 

[tobelightlight]

KL girl normally speaks Cantonese

They speak English and Mandarin too. Maybe there is a diff between old and new generation.

 

[sweetiepie]

This KL bu has a mixture of Taiwan mandarin + mudland mandarin + sinkie mandarin

 

[syed putra]

They speak English and Mandarin too. Maybe there is a diff between old and new generation.

Maybe all youngsters decided to standardise their chinese to just mandarin.
In the old days, KL girl can speak cantonese, hokkien, mandarin, english and malay. That is why multinationals employ them in sinkie the moment they graduate after a short stint in KL office.

 

[Cottonmouth]

KL girl normally speaks Cantonese

They said diu lei lomo to you?

 

[syed putra]

They said diu lei lomo to you?

More respectful cho san to me!

 

[Cottonmouth]

More respectful cho san to me!

That's short form for cho lei lomo.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

wait a minute, you have to do a test before entering JB? I thought there is no test involved?

Travellers to Malaysia unhappy being made to fork out costly on-arrival Covid-19 test
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/s...e-to-cough-up-costly-on-arrival-covid-19-test


PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Travellers arriving in Malaysia are fuming that they have to pay for an expensive professionally administered antigen rapid test at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) when they had already done a pre-departure polymerase chain reaction test.

They also questioned the need for the on-arrival test when Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines have stopped it or have announced that they will halt doing so soon.

Malaysian Cindy Foo, 35, who returned from Jakarta, said she had to do the antigen rapid test - known as RTK-Antigen test in Malaysia - at the airport on April 1.


"We had to wait for the test at KLIA. I don't understand why we have to be tested again when we had already taken the pre-departure test," she said on Wednesday (April 6).

A traveller from Singapore, Mr Muhamad Hamid, 39, also questioned the need to do the test again.

"It would be easier for us if they scrap the on-arrival testing just like other countries in the region," he added.

There are several types of on-arrival Covid-19 test options available at KLIA and low-cost terminal KLIA2, with the professional RTK-Antigen (nasal) test costing RM100 (S$32) for Malaysians and RM160 for foreigners.

It normally costs around RM60 to RM70 if the tests are conducted at clinics.

It takes between 15 minutes and 30 minutes for the test results to be out.

 

[syed putra]

The clinic will go out of business of no test conducted at the airport.

Reopening of Malaysian Borders​

Malaysia Airlines welcomes the reopening of Malaysia’s borders as the nation is transitioning to the endemic phase of COVID-19.



Travellers to Malaysia must fulfil the following General Protocols by the Malaysian authorities:

• Before departure to Malaysia
  • Download and update the MySejahtera app within a week before departing for Malaysia.
  • Travellers may refer here for Guidelines to Install and Register MySejahtera.
  • Complete the pre-departure form via the “Traveller”icon.
    • Travellers with overseas-issued COVID-19 vaccine certificates must verify their digital COVID-19 vaccine certificates on mysafetravel.gov.my
    • Foreign travellers are required to purchase COVID-19 medical insurance with minimum value of USD 20,000.
    • Fully vaccinated travellers will be issued a “Digital Traveller’s Card” and it will be reflected on their MySejahtera app.
    • Partially or unvaccinated travellers will be issued a digital Home Surveillance Order (HSO) and it will be reflected on their MySejahtera app.
    • Travellers who do not have a traveller card display or HSO instructions on MySejahtera app are not allowed to continue their journey.
  • Travellers aged seven (7) years and above must take RT-PCR test two days before departure to Malaysia and upload the results on MySejahtera. Exceptions are given to travellers aged six (6) years and below (based on year of birth).
  • Post COVID-19 patient with infection between 6 to 60 days before departure must undergo a professional RTK-Antigen test 2 days before departure.
• Within 24 hours upon arrival in Malaysia:
  • Passengers aged seven (7) years and above are required to take a professionally administered RTK-Antigen test either at a private health facility or clinics approved by MOH' s in the within 24 hours.
  • The RTK-Ag test results will be displayed in MySejahtera.

(Note: International passengers transiting in KLIA to Sabah and Sarawak must undergo COVID-19 RTK-Ag test in KLIA.)



Please click here for General Procedure for Travellers at Air, Sea and Ground Crossing to Malaysia by Ministry of Health.