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The proposal by the National Recovery Council (NRC) on reopening the country’s borders was not a personal decision but mutually agreed by members of the council, said its chairperson Muhyiddin Yassin.
The former prime minister said the matter was discussed at a meeting chaired by him recently.
Muhyiddin said opening the borders is important to revive the country's economy, especially the business and tourism sectors.
The former prime minister said the matter was discussed at a meeting chaired by him recently.
Muhyiddin said opening the borders is important to revive the country's economy, especially the business and tourism sectors.
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