PETALING JAYA: Mandarin oranges may be costlier this year but this does not mean that those celebrating Chinese New Year will be doing away with the fruit.
School teacher Annie Wong, 47, said mandarin oranges were a must for every Chinese New Year as these were usually given to relatives and friends.
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