Lion dance troupes bracing for the worst


The Nam Wah Kangkar Pulai Lion Dance Troupe wearing face masks and observing SOP while performing a dragon dance at a mall in Johor Baru prior to the MCO that started on Jan 13.

LION and dragon dance troupes in Johor Baru are frustrated as they anticipate the cancellation of Chinese New Year performances in light of the movement control order from Jan 13 to 26.

Nam Wah Kangkar Pulai Lion Dance Troupe leader Datuk Teoh Boon Fooi said he was bracing

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