Work over celebration for some on Hari Raya


PETALING JAYA: As families across the country gather in their finest attire, exchanging greetings and sharing festive meals during Hari Raya Aidilfitri, others spent their first and second day of celebrations at work, sacrificing their personal moments as duty calls.

For 52-year-old petrol station cashier Zainal Mahmud, Hari Raya this year was spent behind a counter.

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