Mall celebration for some unable to return to hometowns


(From left) Nurul Azwa, her sister Nurul Aida and her family taking a wefie in front of Raya decorations at a mall in Penang.

HARI Raya Aidilfitri this year may be a different affair for Muslims in the country with many unable to return to their respective hometowns following the prohibition of interstate balik kampung travels.

That however, did not stop some from having a good celebration, albeit in shopping malls.

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