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Roaring start: Have a merrier CNY but don’t ignore SOPs, says Dr Wee
PUTRAJAYA: The standard operating procedure announced for the Chinese New Year allows for a merrier celebration, but those celebrating are reminded to follow standard operating procedures at all times, said Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
In compliance with SOPs, MCA’s CNY reception to be by invitation only
PUTRAJAYA: MCA will hold a Chinese New Year reception – limited to invited guests only – in adherence to the standard operating procedure (SOP) set by the government.
Don't let your guard down against Covid-19, says Negri MB
SEREMBAN: Some Malaysians are beginning to take Covid-19 lightly and if the trend continues, the repercussions can be worrying, says Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun.
CNY family reunion dinners, house-to-house visits allowed, subject to SOP
PUTRAJAYA: Family reunion dinners will be allowed on Chinese New Year’s eve on Jan 31, says the National Unity Ministry.
Devotees follow strict SOP during Thaipusam fest
DESPITE tighter standard operating procedures (SOP) due to the pandemic, hundreds of devotees turned up to fulfil their vows and conduct prayers on Thaipusam day this year.
Happy Thaipusam to all
PETALING JAYA: With standard operating procedure (SOP) in place, devotees once again thronged Batu Caves in a show of religious devotion despite a scaled-down Thaipusam celebration.
NSC had the final say on Thaipusam SOP, says Saravanan
PETALING JAYA: The decision on the current Thaipusam standard operating procedure (SOP) did not solely depend on suggestions from ministers, says Datuk Seri M. Saravanan.
A quiet and peaceful affair, but many miss the liveliness
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).
Devotees flock to temples while sticking to SOP
GEORGE TOWN: Before dawn broke, hundreds of devotees in Gottlieb Road here began carrying paal kudam (milk pots) up to the Arulmigu Balathandayuthapani Hilltop Temple in Waterfall Road.
Two suggestions to prevent fake vaccination certificate incidents involving private clinics
FROM Wong Siew Mun , MCA Spokesperson
