With bridal shops closed, Malaysian bride-to-be turns to Facebook to borrow wedding gown


Dr Ting (left) will be marrying businessman Derek Chia at Kuala Lumpur’s Church of The Sacred Heart of Jesus on Sept 18. Photo: Dr Valerie Ting

Dr Valerie Ting's wedding is just around the corner, but she has one big problem – she cannot get her dress fitting done as bridal shops in the Klang Valley are still closed during Phase 1 of the National Recovery Plan.

In desperation, the 32-year-old turned to Facebook.

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