🇲🇾Almost Regretted Crossing the Border to JB, Malaysia

[@GhibOjisan]

Enable cc for English subtitles! Next up is a tour around the neighborhood in JB😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/navKp6SpjrV4nas 英語の字幕つけてますので、勉強がてらに是非🙂いつもご視聴ありがとうございます！

[@Sky-8646]

You survived the first jb video...👏

[@suyinweesy]

I waited 1.5 hours at Malaysian immigration also. An old man cut queue at half way through our 1.4 hour of queuing. :( Please be extremely careful when u go to JB.

[@onglielie]

You r lucky, I waited for 3 hrs, only to realise two que share one counter

[@JS-lm1he]

try taking the train in the next trip! the train ride is only 5mins from sg to jb

[@suyinweesy]

@@onglielie poor thing.

[@nelkwan]

I look forward for your new videos. You offer a fresh perspective for the places that we Singaporean are familiar with. Keep going! Nelson, Yishun.

[@kelvinwahyudi8610]

The food that you ate is Ayam Geprek (the latest Indonesian Dish from Java provinces) means Smashed/battered Chicken mixed with crushed chilli, garlic, and sometimes peanuts. Served with fried cabbage and usually fried tofu + tempe (soya bean cake), fresh cucumber. And then pour some kecap manis (sweet soy sauce). I like your videos. Regards from Indonesia!

[@kelvinwahyudi8610]

@@dotmerah6713 Yup this is probably Ayam Penyet too. Since it wasn't crispy only fried. Those dishes are similar. Penyet/Geprek means smashed/battered/crushed.

[@oudarach9095]

#doneclaim

[@felix121984]

Kelvin Wahyudi You are making me hungry !

[@Zack-et9wj]

Malaysia also called ayam penyet

[@hadrianlaksmanto9358]

Ayam geprek / ayam penyet is my favourite indonesian dish... anyway, if you want specific authentic malaysian drink : teh tarik, barley drink, nutmeg juice, water chesnut, air mata kucing, ambra/kedondong juice.

[@shirokuma-shirokuma]

いつも楽しく拝見してます。本日シンガポールから帰国しました。動画でやっていた天天のチキンライス、イーシュン体験してきました。シンガポールでの自動車購入の日本との比較を特集してください。 週末はシンガポールからマレーシアにガソリンを給油するために出入国している車が多いので渋滞が多いですね。ガソリン代の比較や3/4ルールなどもアップして頂けると幸甚です。

[@ordinaryobserver897]

For a smoother journey to JB please try: 1. 5 mins train ride. Book tickets online. This has its own dedicated team of immigration officers. No long queue. 2. Take CW buses via the 2nd causeway to various parts of JB. You can google for information. How about you do a video for these alternatives and compare?

[@ixactan69]

I think you are becoming more Singaporean than some Singaporeans already. haha

[@brandnyuday]

He sure is more SGrean than me. I'm 30yo and have never ate at Maxwell. LOL.

[@ixactan69]

@@brandnyuday shhh I don't remember if I ate at Maxwell before too... Haha

[@giraffar9264]

"Singaporean", and i dont know this maxwell you guys are talking

[@himitsu486]

@@brandnyuday lol lol

[@sabar4727]

So you saying singaporeans are paranoid Teruk kau ni maggi goreng

[@hasuteru]

シンガポール、自転車一周の旅。おすすめです。 Jurongの方から西回りで行くと、たくさんの鶏舎、墓地があります。 シンガポールは何気にチキンが美味しいですよね笑 1日で一周もなんとかできますが、自分はUbin Islandに一泊しました。 UbinはChangi villageから小さな船で　15分くらいです。 マングローブがあったりと違ったシンガポールが見れると思います。 ジブおじさんのユニークなシンガポール案内を懐かしく拝見させて頂いています。

[@cookiemonst3rr]

1.5 hours is ok actually! Over the long national day weekend last year, we took 3 hours to clear sg customs and another 2-3 hours to clear msian customs. We started our journey at 5.30am from sg and reached Cameron highlands at 9.00pm. Coming back, it was just as bad. We left at 4pm and only reached sg only at 7am. The whole night the traffic wasn’t moving and we gave up waiting in the hired car and decided to walk across the customs when there was daylight instead. Each journey took about 15-16 hours and we promised never to travel to msia over the long weekend by car ever!

[@GhibOjisan]

That is insane... I guess mine wasn't that bad. Thank you for sharing your story😢

[@shasky5776]

気づかなかった！お電車で、大阪のおばあちゃんたちが公然とアタシと話しかけた。外国人として、ちょっと驚いさせたんですけど歓迎と快適に感じました。あの時は気づかなかったんですけど、その理由はアタシがマレー人で、文化が似ているかも知れない。 とにかく、なんでジブさんが関西弁使わないんですか？ P.S. Watching your videos do help in my Japanese as I learnt through conversations, so I kinda thought commenting in Japanese could help me improve my Japanese as well. Would appreciate it so much if anyone sees any errors and kindly correct me so I can be better at my third lang :D

[@oneboonkeng1008]

@ Ghib Ojisan, Good experience but it could have been worst.....bus jams on the Causeway! When this happens, it is faster by getting down and walk to the checkpoint where you're heading for. Singaporeans love to flock to new malls. A couple were recently opened could be the reason why, the one you visited is less crowded. Once again, thank you for sharing your adventure.

[@mori2162]

Yes it’s exhausted..... You can try Tuas Link next time if you stay around Jurong area, which is another bridge to Johor. Nobody, no need to queue. Like a no man land on Sunday. $3.80 bus will reached at AEON bukit indah, Johor. Then you can ride grab to anywhere in johor. Johor back to sg Jurong East central MYR5.

[@tangerinebreath]

I once was stuck at the Johor customs for 5 hours... The whole journey took 7 hours. Terrifying. I've always taken the train after that.

[@Harusame94]

Ghib-san! At 5:03 you took a right turn, if you took the left turn you will end up at City Square Mall, with way more crowd and cheaper stuff. You went to a newer mall where footfall is significantly lesser and prices are slightly higher, which everyone thus avoids. I'm sure you'll have a better day at JB if you started at City Square Mall :P

[@GhibOjisan]

Haha thank you for your advice!

[@randName]

i'm actually quite impressed with your audio quality (especially on the bus), but then again さすが元（？）音楽系ユーチューバー

[@Phantom0210]

Just came back from JB for a 2 day 1 night staycation. Next time go KSL or Mount Austin.

[@JoeChanTV]

I have waited for 4hrs before at JB custom.... not kidding

[@uotamickey4970]

It's crazy!!

[@akoj3262]

When was that

[@yurahezen6919]

@@akoj3262 usually around major holidays like cny, new years or the likes, its not that uncommon to wait at custom around 3 to 6 hours

[@ShiroxYume]

I remember 2019 National Day it reached over 8 hours for the cars... people side also 4hours + on average

[@akoj3262]

@@yurahezen6919 wa i'm planning to go there.. havent been there on my own before... always heard abt jams over radio but dont know how long. 3-6hrs i rather stay at home.

[@elvis4868]

Feels weird seeing such a familliar place on youtube when the youtube vids i watch are never made by asian youtubers😂 P.s the variance in time to cross customs is huge🤣

[@MJ-qg6jk]

字幕付きサイコー、ありがとう。勉強なります。私も陸路でJBに入りました。懐かしいです。

[@小山貴広-o7p]

I was looking forward to watching this video, cuz he said he’s going to upload one video tomorrow. But when I woke up, this video hadn’t been uploaded, I felt sad. Then I took some class and came back to my dorm, I found this video. I’m so happy now LOL.

[@damienlee927]

The mall that has more stuff is on the left, you went to the one that is less crowded. Also, the next place you might want to take a look is KSL Mall, where a lot of Singaporeans gather, a

[@いもむし-b1d]

バルス！ 国境を越えた後からはもう飯テロ過ぎました🥺💕ジブリおじさんのお口が真っ赤になっていたので、凄く辛いのが伝わってきました🥵 次の動画も楽しみです🙌🏼✨

[@Acedscy]

You can find AEON, Family Mart and Daiso in JB. There are Japanese Club, Japanese cemetery (Takaoka-shinnō mausoleum is there if I didn't remember wrongly) and Japanese school in JB. Maybe you can include it in your research for your next trip.

[@blazinbeat]

I believe the food is called Ayam Penyet. Smashed fried chicken.

[@munchkinpumpkins]

JB is so near yet so far... anyway, great videos!

[@sayurik]

100plus is a Malaysian drink! I’m not sure if it originated from Malaysia but it’s super popular there

[@MinamiYasutake]

シンガポールの市バスのピッの音とか扉が閉じる音が懐かしい、、(；；) あとしんちゃんの絵柄が書かれてあるやつの飲み物小さい時めっちゃ飲んでました（笑）

[@darkdrift0r124]

Man i knew you would be in trouble when you wanted the spicy one

[@Drayziex]

Rip yo

[@joesama3282]

I hope to see Singaporean japanese Ojisan and Singaporean blonde Georgia Caney to make an collab vlog video, it should be interesting if Ghib show her the true sg places and Georgia teach him abit of singlish.

[@m.n.coococo]

こんばんは⭐︎ JB以前から興味あります！　次も楽しみです。

[@Happy123]

You are going to have a massive surge in subscribers this year I reckon you'll hit a minimum of 500k by the end of the year

[@GhibOjisan]

Haha hopefully. Thanks😀

[@flyingfox3766]

Happy123 once the onion aunties and uncles in malaysia find out they will start subscribing lol

[@Frederick-765]

hmm i don't think it's happening

[@lpericteo]

Thanks bro for being pro Singapore. 👍👍👍

[@barneyboiseries1473]

Hey, you should come to Punggol(Singapore). Its such a lovely place with nice park connectors for you to chill and have a stroll.

[@march.travel]

一昨年シンガポールからマレーシアまで陸路で行きました✨懐かしいです✨待ち時間ほぼゼロでした。 長く待って大変でしたね！お疲れざでした。 お料理美味しそう👍

[@kindoichi85]

The crowd is quite shocking for a weekday. I dont think it's due to CNY though. An expert level tip for going to JB: the trains may cost a bit more (S$5 one way from SG to Msia, and RM5 from Msia to SG) but it's 1,000,000x more convenient. The immigration clearance is done for both SG and Msia in Singapore before boarding the train, and there are barely any queues. The tickets you buy are for a specific timing, and the trains generally depart and reach on time (travelling time 5mins across the causeway). For weekdays, it is also much more easier to get train tickets as compared to weekends where you have to camp and be ready to buy on the day that they are released 1 month ahead. You can try it the next time :) JB has a lot of good food too, at a fraction of the price of SG; i can send you some recommendations if you'd like :) Btw your name reminds me of Studio Ghibli :p Are you associated in any way?

[@yurahezen6919]

I think its cause its the beggining of the year or that ppl start going back to sch/work that weekdays are busy. Idt its that busy in common days

[@cyx0713]

He used to do guitar covers of music from Ghibli movies haha 😂😂😂😅 I've never really listened to them before though...

[@kindoichi85]

@siemenssx1 hi i think it's still possible to buy it 30min before the train departs at the counter itself, but that will depend on availability. I have not tried it personally myself though. Normally plan ahead :p

[@chweehar]

Agree, it was much quicker and easy to travel on the train.

[@mi-zv7sl]

毎回新しい動画楽しみにしてます 次回は、ウッドランドからJBまでの電車を使った旅の紹介をお願いします

[@emenemes5678]

When i saw u order that food, my first reaction is "hes gonna regret it" 😂😂😂

[@nechonawong2006]

"The secret of success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside." - Mark Twain "You'll go to heaven if you eat too much" is classic.

[@Ryyza7]

If the rice has spicy level, it must be ayam geprek. Your toungue must be strong to get level 2 because I already hot at level 1. The max level has around 30 chillies(depending on the place) smashed on the kitchen. Edit: The stall renamed it to nasi cili gesek. but it is the same thing

[@kazussy8]

Twitterから来ました！シンガポール〜マレーシアの国境ごえは、僕がやった時も1時間半くらいかかりました。毎日通われている方尊敬します！

[@yoichitsutsumi9320]

JBに住んでいてシンガポールにはよく行きますが、バスだとコーズウェイよりセカンドリンクのほうがイミグレの混雑は少ないことが多いですね

[@sdarkpaladin]

For most Singaporean and Malaysian, we would have burnt the image of the checkpoint into our brains due to how long the queue usually is. Especially if you chose a weekend or a holiday to go across. Edit: 8:25 マレーシア料理 would most probably be translated into Malaysian Food. Malay food would be マレー料理 I think. Malaysian is a Nationality, Malay is a race. You can have Chinese Malaysian and Malay Singaporeans.

[@wayneisbored]

Batam next!! I think you’d be a really awesome person to hang out with and explore Singapore.

[@Ivan-nv6qg]

Lols no idea why youtube pop this video on my main page but i am glad it did. Havent been to most places that you been to even though i grew up in singapore. Lols makes me feel like i am from overseas and you are from singapore! Sugoi desufka! Arigato Ghib ojisan!

[@nlneth9]

I love your vlogs because u tell ur viewers lots of Information about your journeys that u take :)

[@鷲尾勝久]

3年程まえにJBからシンガポールに 日帰りで行きましたが、シンガポールのイミグレで物凄く時間かかりました。 バスもかなり混んでました。

[@JL..]

You should go to the KTMB website to buy train tickets The immigration queue is entirely separate (and only for train passengers during that timeslot) 15RM for SG to JB, and 5RM for JB to SG Just reach 25-30 mins before train departure, you start entering 15-20mins prior, the train may leave 5-10mins later, and the train ride is ONLY 5mins Similarly, immigration on the other side is only for train passengers

[@paradoxide]

Pardon me if I'm wrong, but I noticed that you handed money to the lady at the food stall using your left hand. As already mentioned in your video, Malays usually eat and do handshakes using their right hand. Likewise, it is also polite to hand money using the right hand or even both together holding one note (but never the left hand on its own). Just a little tip!

[@himitsu486]

nice tip, thx! one more place i got where should be added on my next trip to SNG, anyway im a bit afraid if i can enjoy spending a day with VISA only, its a pity exchanging SGD to RM though,

[@alusias3183]

when u asked for spice level 20 i was like O.O u serious?! Dayum u pro! It’s wayyy too spicy for me lmao

[@nelkwan]

The beauty of Malaysia is its more relaxed and laid back lifestyle. They like to go to Indian coffeeshop (aka Mama store) at night to enjoy supper and tea with friends. It is a very relaxed and enjoyable experience. Certainly worth trying if you can stay late in JB. 👍🏻😊

[@GhibOjisan]

Totally understand! 😊

[@linustw]

Its called mamak, not mama.

[@lecherhao86]

Take the train. It's so much more convenient. But you have to book the train at least a month before your travel date. Other than not going there during the weekends, also don't go during the day before the start of a public holiday and during the first few days after the holiday starts. By the way, the jam is often due to the Malaysian custom. Not going into details. You can ask around. You will know what I mean.

[@Mitsune1000]

陸路でシンガポールの入国審査はお堅い感じがありましたね。去年の9月にJBからシンガポールへ陸路で行ったら自分が髭を生やしていたので怪しまれたのか、別室に連れてかれて荷物全部見せました。結果何も無く通過しましたけど。JBに戻る際はマレーシアの入国管理局が緩すぎて安心しました。

[@hayleyt.4680]

I went there once on a Saturday during the Christmas season. Oh man you wont believe how long was the line at the custom. From then onwards, I told myself I will only travel to JB via train, and no more day trip. The train only took me around 30 mins to reach JB from Woodlands.

[@ど根性ガエル-x2s]

20は辛いって言われて20即答するのが面白かったですwww食べ終わったとの汗や表情でどれだけ辛いか伝わるw

[@てぃび-w5y]

最近ジブリおじさんを知って 毎日動画を見まくっています！ この間シンガポールに行って来ました！！ ジブリおじさんの動画を見てから 行けばよかったです！(・・;)

[@clips6423]

こんばんは！ 1.5時間待ちはヤバいですね💦 マレーシアに住んだら太っちゃいそうですねー 次の動画楽しみにしてます✨

[@ChiakiYuasa]

もう20年も前だけど、やたら国境超えたくて、僕もシンガポールからJBやバタム島、ビンタン島とか行ってますた。

[@mikaneko1]

12月の平日AM9時頃にシンガポールのイミグレ→JB側イミグレ通過しましたが、待ち時間はほぼなく通過できました 運が良かったんですね！ おかげでKLIAに5時間以上余裕を持って着けましたが、次回ら陸路で行く場合はイミグレの混雑を考えた方がよさそうですね...

[@Bikaiii]

Should have went to City Square rather than KOMTAR Haha! Love your vlogs!

[@chrissyatc9876]

海外の方が増えましたねー。そろそろギターの方も…😁 This is awesome video. So interesting!!

[@wjsim]

週末毎にバイクに給油するために橋を渡っています。バイクなら専用のレーンがあって、通勤・帰宅ラッシュを避ければ出国審査からJBに入るまでは15分以内です。tompangして上げますから気軽に声掛けてください。

[@田中昭太郎]

JB は行ったことないので、市内編が楽しみです。

[@RiceSnow777]

Not sure if you know this but there is the Japanese Family Mart shop in the other mall just beside this one that you are in. And they even sell Oden too.

[@nurerra6870]

The meal you got at 7.41 is called Ayam Penyet! And it’s typically influenced by the Indonesians I believe

[@NikeTini]

Wow you able take the spicy level...😀👍🏻

[@winterwhite85]

Hi Ghib Ojisan! My friend who is a frequent traveller to jb will bring us around to try the local food in the coffee shops (kopitiam). The locals are surprised that we even visited such places at times. Food are much cheaper and good too! We will usually stay a night there so that we can cover a lot activities. Accommodation is cheap too. You can also visit the Johor Premium Outlet.

[@andii256]

locals are surprised you eat at kedai mamak?

[@shinichi_kun]

修学旅行の引率で何度も渡っていますが、マレーシア側はエレベータやエスカレータがよく止まってますね。是非、朝の通勤ラッシュの時の渋滞も経験して欲しいと思います。あれは凄い。

[@GhibOjisan]

体験したいなぁと思ってましたが、想像しただけで心が折れそうでして、中々気乗りしません…笑

[@shinichi_kun]

なかなか路線バスのバス停に辿り着けなくて、手前で降りて道路を歩いている通勤客が沢山います。ただ、通勤客は専用の税関があるので旅客用のブースはそこまで混んでませんでした。インド人が前にいなければ笑

[@zer0ne72]

If you want to drink a traditional Malay drink, try Air Sirap (Rose drink) or Bandung (Rose drink with milk).

[@mattewwilliams6856]

Hi taking bus from jurong east better. JB never travel alone. Malaysia is good for shopping not for staying. Day time OK night time I suggest you stay indoor. Take care!

[@ctrlzme.6448]

You can take a bus from Kranji to the custom.

[@ufonious8312]

Ghib Ojisan, have you done a trip to Batam, Indonesia? Its about 1 hour ride by ferry from Harbourfront and there is no traffic jam :)

[@elenakau8425]

That’s actually ayam geprek or penyet. It is an indonesian dish I think. Kudos to you bro, you eat spice like one of us.

[@miso4979]

待ってました〜

[@omoaly4367]

こんばんは〜日本語コメ発見！😁👍

[@miso4979]

@@omoaly4367 様　こんばんは～^_^あっ、日本語コメは埋もれてしまうの忘れてました😅

[@omoaly4367]

@@miso4979 様 ８割英語仕様のコメ欄になってしまいましたｗ

[@yjy1144]

hey ghib! although im late, but i recommend you to go try a barber if you ever go back to jb. it is located at merlin tower beside city square, 1st floor of merlin tower, where the mini food court is located at. The barber is the last one on the left if city square is behind you. The haircut price is relatively cheap, for just 15rm.

[@Phantom0210]

You are lucky that you just have to wait for 1.5hrs at the M’sia Customs. Once stuck in M’sia Customs for 3hrs quite near to National Day. 1pm to 3pm is the best timing to cross the border.

[@jytan740]

if possible, you can try book the train when going to msia, when coming back its like impossible to book a train back

[@jayshen84]

The mall you are in is City Square. City Square is not the typical JB mall as it is right at the border. So prices of most things except for food is about Singapore prices. I prefer the malls nearer to the Tuas causeway. You can buy many Malaysian brands which are high quality yet cheaper than global brands.

[@tbseow344]

My last trip there was after CNY in early Feb 2020. Thru immigration 5 mins on either side.

[@MM-mu2rn]

ここ修学旅行で朝と夕方通ったけど朝はマレーシアから人がシンガポールに入って夕方は逆で、シンガポールがマレーシアをうまく使ってるのが見えた。

[@wasabisazzdafirst]

isnt 1.5 hours quite normal tho? my dad drove to Malaysia quite a few times and usually takes an hour and a half or even more in some cases :')

[@stormai.]

crossing to JB is really fun, there's a lot of food I love to go for there but every time I think about going through customs I hesitate! definitely great every few months for a nice 気分転換 (change of pace). looking forward to your next vid!

[@simpernchong]

Very nice video. Thank you. You can take a bus to KSL from the JB Sentral. The food there is cheap and good.

[@starshine9836]

"look for something very 'malay' /'malay drink". 😅 Am I the only one that find it weird on how it's being termed? Haha. Local drink /product from Malaysia that u mentioned sounds more appropriate to me😬

[@raymondchoo1987]

Think he might not understand the difference between Malay and Malaysian. He seems to say Malaysia in Japanese but the subs translated that to Malay.

[@starshine9836]

@@raymondchoo1987 he mentioned both. Haha. He has done so well. But just gotta be more careful as he is working on an international platform, where his audience is growing really fast and in diversity. Pressure on him to create a even more 'solid' production. 🤣

[@revoliortionary64]

Tbh its always at Msia customs that take ultra long, in my opinion. And I’m talking about by car. Bus i expect it to be this crowded because its one of the most common way people would go from, if they don’t have cars. Never taken the train, so I have no comment on that. But yea, by car or by bus, the earlier you are, the better.

[@さすらい-w2e]

関係ないけど 私は丁度今日クアラルンプールからホーチミンに移動したところだったので 勝手にビックリしてしまいました

[@TTX25445]

入管ハイテク化すればもっと時間短縮できるのでしょうが、あえてそうしない理由がありそうですね。

[@FreenaTheSimplyElegant]

Love your vlogs😊

[@zs._.54]

Nice I been to jb very often to play wangan midnight maximum tune 6 on the arcade because quiet cheap and also the food there not bad and the price for stuff there highly recommended for people to go there.

[@ntomo4834]

辛いと言いつつ唐辛子をかじるなんて男前っす！

[@iOrcaizer]

Oh gosh your spicy tolerance is great

[@kevinyuusha]

1.5h to get through MY immigration sounds pretty quick. Usually takes me 2-3h to go through immigration at KLIA.

[@claricericeball]

1.5hours of queue is quite average. Would usually start at woodlands checkpoint at 8am and will reach jb just in time when the shops & malls open at 10am. Do not go too early as there will be nothing to do! Too late (eg. Lunch time) = Stuck in longer queue/Jam

[@wyattearp88]

I love when u said Malaysia is a fried food heaven, eat too much you to heaven straight… lol The mall is build for Singaporean, so weekday usually not crowded. Everyday queue is crowded because is $1~rm3 if rate is rm2 , which 10 years ago rate, it will be less crowded compare today

[@choonkeonglim6178]

7am?? I try to leave my house at 6am. 🤣🤣🤣

[@kosh.2584]

僕も陸路でマレーシアに行きました入国審査の場所で2時間も待ちました後国境の橋は実は今でも歩いて渡れますよ。

[@林厚志-c4g]

ジョホールバル、懐かしいです♪

[@yxzutea]

just a recommendation of where you can probably explore in malaysia. you can head to Puteri habour that area or the hello kitty land. around that area, there r quite a few condos and theres also a yatch club around that area and the security is actually quite tight there. there are also lots of food and restaurants around that area. hope u enjoy ur short stay in malaysia! and just be careful while you're there. like keep a look out because anything can happen during your stay there

[@carmelo665]

The Sanrio Hello Kitty Town theme park closed down on Jan 1 already.

[@derrickg91]

The Malaysia and Singapore used to be a same country, the old grandparent generation people travel freely crossing the bridge visiting, shopping and vice versa. Then some quarrel happened, between the two Prime Minister and split happened, the rest is history. So these 2 place became 2 country with their own style of development. If Singapore is still in Malaysia as one of city it could have looked like Penang. Penang is another island city, by the seaside that is almost like Singapore in many ways. In short, I observed that Singapore people earn more $$$, Malaysia people earn more freedom. Fair. Haha. Just my perspective. Cheers.

[@haziqsuip3292]

Anyways, Singapore used to rely on Malaysia for water but Singapore has developed a self dependent technology called NEWater. I think you should know

[@linustw]

How much NEWater made up of total water consumption in the islands? Less than 20%? Less than 10%? Its a recycle water anyway. Unless NEWater utility is above 50%, you still need to rely on malaysia to supply you cleaner water.

[@haziqsuip3292]

@@linustw based on 2018 data, can provide up to 25-30% of the population. I mean we used to be fully dependent on Malaysia waters. Thats what im trying to say

[@Mr-oh1yd]

インドネシアも一緒ですが、お金や物を渡す時も右手です。

[@tama-eh4vn]

いつの間に都会になっていてびっくり‼️ 20年前は凄い田舎だったよ。 ジブオジありがとう❤️