Starchild: How Malaysian children celebrate Easter with egg hunts


Clayra Bungan Yeoh Hui Qing, 8

Easter, which is celebrated on Sunday (April 20), is a special day for many Christians around the world. It is a time to remember the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Lisa Ong, 8
Lisa Ong, 8
In Malaysia, Easter is not a public holiday, but most churches hold special services on Easter Sunday. Families may attend church together and enjoy a meal at home after that. Some children take part in fun activities like Easter egg hunts, where they look for colourful eggs hidden in the house or garden.

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