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Traffic through checkpoint on Kyrgyz-Uzbek border to be limited
Kabar
24 Nov 2021
Niue says its borders will stay shut to tourists
Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
24 Nov 2021
Singapore-Malaysia land VTL to be launched on Nov 29, travellers must use designated bus services
Channel News Asia
24 Nov 2021
Pre-launch of the Global South-South Development Expo 2022
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
22 Nov 2021
Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan discuss freight transportation issues
Kabar
22 Nov 2021
Cambodia: Australia to help update infrastructure standards
Khmer Times
22 Nov 2021
Cambodia: Over 900,000 tourists cash in on Water Festival to travel
Khmer Times
22 Nov 2021
Singapore-India VTL to start with six daily flights from Chennai-, Delhi- and Mumbai[, India]
Borneo Bulletin
22 Nov 2021
About 1,400 people expected to cross Singapore-Johor[, Malaysia] border in first week of land VTL: Johor[, Malaysia] chief minister
Channel News Asia
21 Nov 2021
$600 million ADB loan to help the Philippines provide universal health care
Asian Development Bank
19 Nov 2021

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