Holidaying while adopting the new norm


Well prepared: Fatin Nabiha tending to her daughters Nurfathia Insyirah, five, (far left) and Nur Faiha Irdina, five months while her husband Mohd Iskandar Othman, 34, feeds medicine to their son Muhammad Isma Fareeq, two, as they pack the necessities for travel. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

KEPALA BATAS: While expressing concerns over the rising Covid-19 cases, most parents would still proceed with their holiday plans by adopting the new norm.

Civil servant Fatin Nabiha Ab Malek, 30, said wherever they go these days, masking up and regular hand sanitisation are a must.

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