CNY restrictions not to hamper freedom but to protect loved ones, says PM

By MARTIN CARVALHO

PETALING JAYA: Some flexibility was given to allow families whose members live close to one another to have their traditional Chinese New Year reunion dinner despite Covid-19 travel restrictions, says Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

“The traditional reunion dinner practised by the Chinese community on the eve can still be celebrated with meaning among family members.

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