Friends Nur Hidayah (left), Fitri Nur Liza Syapri, 23 (right) and Siti Sakinah Mohd Noor, 21 decorating the entrance of their dormitory with Raya-themed decorations to keep the festive spirit alive on campus.
THE announcement of yet another movement control order might have been anticipated judging from the rise of the Covid-19 numbers, but many held on to hope of reuniting with family members this Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
Those living away from home have accepted that with the right attitude, the Raya spirit lives on no matter where they are based.
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Gallery: Hari Raya
Friends Nur Hidayah (left), Fitri Nur Liza Syapri, 23 (right) and Siti Sakinah Mohd Noor, 21 decorating the entrance of their dormitory with Raya-themed decorations to keep the festive spirit alive on campus.
Iskandar and Siti Nur Ain on the first day of Hari Raya in this photo taken two years ago. This year, Iskandar will spend Raya with five friends whom he shares a flat with in Singapore.
Nurul Athikaf (right) and her mother Mek Selmah Awang, 73, making ketupat palas at her home in Johor Baru. — THOMAS YONG/The Star
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