M’sians not allowing MCO 3.0 to dim their excitement as they settle for a quiet affair


Tightened security: An auxiliary police officer checking people’s MySejahtera app before allowing them to enter Sunway Pyramid mall in Bandar Sunway.

KUALA LUMPUR: Despite MCO 3.0, there was a festive mood at many of the malls in the Klang Valley as Muslims went about with their last-minute Hari Raya shopping.

With many having to contend themselves with spending another Hari Raya away from their hometowns and kampung, shoppers queued up from as early as 7am just to get into several morning markets and premises.

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