A quiet and peaceful affair, but many miss the liveliness


Patiently waiting: Devotees lining up to do their MySejahtera app scan at the Sri Subramaniar Temple in Gunung Cheroh.

IPOH: The usually bustling Sri Subramaniar Temple in Gunung Cheroh here saw Thaipusam being celebrated on a moderate scale this year in compliance with the standard operating procedure (SOP).

As the Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing, only devotional songs and announcements by the temple committee were heard from time to time.

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