In response to media queries, a spokesperson from Singapore's Ministry of Transport said: "We have not received any official proposal or communications from Malaysia regarding a third link between Singapore and Malaysia." Earlier, Malaysian state media reported that the Johor government was researching the possibility of building a bridge from Pengerang near Kota Tinggi to the Pulau Ubin island in Singapore.

In response to media queries, a spokesperson from Singapore's Ministry of Transport said: "We have not received any official proposal or communications ffrom Malaysia regarding a third link between Singapore and Malaysia."

Datuk Osman said the state government, which is formed by Malaysia's ruling Pakatan Harapan coalition, will send a proposal to the federal government on the matter before further plans can be made. Responding to TODAY's queries, a spokesperson from Singapore's Ministry of Transport said: "We have not received any official proposal or communications from Malaysia regarding a third link bridge between Singapore and Malaysia."

Johor Wants A Third Link Bridge To Singapore That Ends At Pulau Ubin. There's a new bridge proposal from Malaysia that's sure to be remembered for decades to come. It's called Third Link.

Johor Chief Minister Osman Sapian said that he wanted to link eastern Johor with Singapore. The proposed bridge would start at Pengerang near Kota Tinggi and end at Pulau Ubin. We're not quite sure what Mr Sapian would like to see at Pulau Ubin, but we're curious to see how Singapore responds to the proposed bridge.

Firefly Valley Leisure Park / Johor Park . Fireflies (aka lightning bugs) are a species of beetle that produce flashes of light in their abdomen. They usually live on trees by the river bank or in swamps.

At night, swarms of fireflies will flash their lights in synchrony, creating a spectacular sight. At Firefly Valley Leisure Park — perched on the bank of the Johor River near Kota Tinggi — you can take a night boat ride or stroll along boardwalks to view these luminous insects. Side attractions in the park include a kiddies' zoo, scenic ponds containing koi and tortoises, and a restaurant.

Goh Cheng Poh group profile of properties investment. Johor 3rd new bridge to Singapore.

Communications from Malaysia regarding a Johor third link bridge from between Singapore and Malaysia. Malaysia's immigration checks will be conducted just once either Singapore's Pulau Ubin / Pulau Tekong. Bridge to Pulau Ubin connecting Singapore and an undersea tunnel to the main island.

Singaporeans skeptical that Johor government proposes 3rd link, a bridge to Pulau Ubin. Many Singaporeans and citizens have expressed their unhappiness and wishes for Pulau Ubin to remain untouched.

Their sentiments came after the Johor state government expressed interest in a bridge built directly to Singapore's Pulau Ubin. This will be the third link between Malaysia and Singapore, and will be built on Johor's eastern flank.

Aquarius woke up today learning that a 3rd link bridge idea is being “toyed” with， cutting through Pulau Ubin Island between Malaysia and Singapore. Aquarius and her family live opposite Pulau Ubin island.

So she is trying now to visualise how her new daily view may look like; also thinking of whether she needs a passport now.

This came from Johor Menteri Besar. They said they want to build the crooked bridge, but someone said it's not the crooked bridge but a third bridge, he said.

If we build a third bridge, we will need Singapore's consent, but Singapore might not want to give their consent. Meanwhile, a spokesman from Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday that the Republic has not received any official proposal or communications from Malaysia related to the construction of a crooked bridge or any other new link between Singapore and Malaysia.

Mr Jayakumar, a vice-president in Parti Keadilan Rakyat - a member of the ruling Pakatan Harapan government - said having a third land link between Johor and Singapore would make more sense than building a half-bridge at the Causeway. Singapore has also not received any official proposal or communications from Malaysia related to the construction of a crooked bridge or any other new link between Singapore and Malaysia.