Places of worship cautious


Caretaker R. Karunanethi pasting social distancing markings on the floor of Arulmigu Kamachi Amman Temple in Datuk Keramat Road, Penang. -CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Temples and gurdwaras across the country will start reopening this weekend while churches have applied to resume services.

There are, however, some houses of worship which prefer to remain closed for now.

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