Travel restrictions in place to protect lives, says PM


PETALING JAYA: Some flexibility has been given to allow families living near each other to have traditional Chinese New Year reunion dinners despite the Covid-19 travel restrictions, says Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

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

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