No go for marriage registration


Sean says that all wedding receptions at his restaurant in Lip Sin Complex, Penang, had to be cancelled or postponed during the MCO period. — Photos: CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

AS THE movement control order (MCO) comes into effect again, marriage registrations and wedding receptions are once again put on hold as dates and plans are postponed.

At Penang Chinese Town Hall in George Town, deputy registrar of marriage Lim Choo Hooi said 13 couples who were scheduled to register their marriage during the MCO period had to postpone their registration.

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