Although they can’t move about as freely as before, the seniors still cherish the chance to meet every week. Photos: THE STAR/Izzrafiq Alias
She had her mask firmly on but Faridah Omar, 75, wasn’t going to stay put in the social distancing squares that were marked by yellow tape.
Faridah wanted to sing and dance and that’s exactly what she was determined to do – albeit wearing the protective mask and standing in a far corner away from the crowd.
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Singing away the blues
Although they can’t move about as freely as before, the seniors still cherish the chance to meet every week. Photos: THE STAR/Izzrafiq Alias
A group of seniors resume their weekly singing sessions at a shopping mall during the recovery MCO. Photo: THE STAR/Izzrafiq Alias
The singalong sessions are rejuvenating for many seniors, including this 93-year-old. Photo: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias
The jolly Faridah (right) looks forward to the weekend singalong sessions. Photo: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias
The group of seniors are happy to be back to their activities during the recovery MCO. Photo: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias
They met as strangers but are now friends who share a passion for singing (and dancing). Photo: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias
Faridah makes sure to keep her mask on as she boogies to her favourite songs. Photo: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias
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