The streets are alive with Chingay


Cultural showcase: A colourful display of tradition captivating the crowd as 80 floats make their way through the streets of Johor Baru during the Chingay festival. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

THE streets of Johor Baru came to life when thousands of people joined in the much-awaited Chingay procession after three years of scaled down celebrations.

Johor Baru Tiong Hua Association president Ho Sow Tong said the estimated number of people at the popular festival was more than in 2019 – the last time a full-scale celebration of the festival took place before the Covid-19 pandemic.

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