Places of worship stay cautious


Devotees abound: A file photo showing visitors at the Kek Lok Si Temple in Air Itam.

GEORGE TOWN: Several non-Muslim places of worship in the state are taking a cautious approach despite being given the green light to reopen on June 10.

Kek Lok Si Temple trustee Datuk Seri Steven Ooi said the 129-year-old hill monastery would remain closed even after June 10.

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