No balik kampung, no problem


Private picnic: Mohd Imran and Nur Shuhada playing with their children at Tanjong Bungah beach. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: It’s sand castle building and dining in the car for Mohd Imran Mohd Noor and his family as they remain in Penang this Hari Raya.

The 37-year-old engineer from Kepala Batas said they still found opportunities to cherish family time together despite not being able to make their annual balik kampung due to travel restrictions under the conditional movement control order (MCO).

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