Couples in police force want to make the best of time spent with family


Nur Amalina is happy to be able to spend time with her three children on the first day of Raya, although she worries about husband Ady Hafizal, who is on standby for raids on premises conducting illicit activities.

HARI Raya Adilfitri this year will be one for the books for most Muslims, with balik kampung prohibited and house visits among relatives and friends highly discouraged in light of Covid-19.

And to keep peace and order under the conditional movement control order (MCO), many Muslim police personnel will celebrate Raya while on duty.

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