PETALING JAYA: Why stop at “Salam Malaysia” when there are also other ways to greet each other?
This was the general consensus in response to Deputy Health Minister Dr Lee Boon Chye’s call to practise the “Salam Malaysia” gesture instead of shaking hands amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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