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By LO TERN CHERN

Motac officer Izara Nadia Yuzihan (right) putting a face mask on Mohd Firas Mohd Faizal, seven.

Lunar New Year joy is still in the air in Penang as thousands turned up at the national-level Chinese New Year open house at the Esplanade.

Organised by the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry, the event saw several eye-catching performances by the sea.

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