Malaysians look forward to a more meaningful Hari Raya with family and food


Azlina (right) is looking forward to grander Hari Raya celebration with her extended family. Photo: Azlina Ariffin

Teaching assistant Azlina Ariffin, 46, from Sarawak is really looking forward to celebrating Hari Raya as this year, she will get to spend it with her extended family. For two years, because of the pandemic, the Serian-based mother of four has celebrated Hari Raya on a small scale.

Because of interstate travel restrictions to curb the spread of Covid-19, she and her family could not spend the festivities with their relatives.

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