Happy return to busking


Aliff (right) says there is no direct connection with the audience when singing at home.

AS LIFE and businesses have adjusted towards the new normal during the recovery movement control order (MCO), buskers have started to perform again, mostly around popular shopping centres in Kuala Lumpur.

Sitting on a chair on the walkway within Sogo complex in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman was disabled karaoke busker Nurul Shakina Teh Abdullah, 44, who was singing numerous Malay songs as well as a few English and Chinese songs with her powerful voice.

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