Together again


Happy reunion: Jane (right) with Janice (left) and her mother, Lim. For three years, Jane was not able to return home for the festivities because of travel restrictions. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

The Year of the Rabbit is proving to be a joyous one for Chinese families as the nation transitions into the endemic phase of Covid-19.

With borders open, some are able to return home and visit loved ones while others have made plans to call on members of their extended family during the Chinese New Year.

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