Couples delay reunions


Waiting: Mohd Alif and wife, Nur Qurratu Aina Liyana, 25, hope they can meet soon.

PETALING JAYA: Married couples separated by distance are still wary of travelling to meet each other, even though they are fully vaccinated.

Chong Poh Keng, 58, from Ipoh, Perak said she was initially happy to hear about the easing of the SOP to allow such reunions across state borders as of yesterday.

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