Family reunions priority for many


PETALING JAYA: Malaysians have said that reuniting with their loved ones would be the priority as compared to leisure activities once interstate travel is allowed to resume.

Similarly, in a poll conducted on The Star’s Facebook page and Twitter account, an overwhelming majority of respondents said they are eagerly awaiting the green-light to be given for them to be able to visit parents and family members.

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