Rules for a Covid-safe festival

By N. TRISHA

Devotees enjoying vegetarian dishes at a stall in George Town during the Nine Emperor Gods Festival in 2016. — Filepic

FOR the upcoming Kew Ong Yeah (Nine Emperor Gods) Festival, dining-in at temporary roadside stalls in Penang is still a no-no, said Penang Island City Council (MBPP).

Councillor Nicholas Theng said dining-in would only be allowed at shops, eateries and food complexes for fully vaccinated devotees.

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