Coronavirus: Malaysia to open borders April 1, New Zealand changes tactics after logging nearly 24,000 cases

Malaysia will reopen its borders from April 1 and allow entry without quarantine for visitors vaccinated against Covid-19, Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said on Tuesday.“Citizens with valid travel documents can enter and leave the country as they did before the pandemic, and foreigners can also move in and out of Malaysia without the need to apply for MyTravelPass, which will be abolished,” and the country will also transition to the endemic phase of Covid-19 from next month, Ismail Sabri…

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