AFTER more that three months of closure, non-Muslim places of worship are starting to welcome fully-vaccinated devotees and congregants.
This has been possible with the government easing restrictions and allowing worship houses to reopen under the National Recovery Plan (NRP) from Aug 10.
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A banner beside a temple gate reminding devotees to strictly adhere to SOP before entering the premises.
The Buddhist Maha Vihara and Zion Lutheran Cathedral in Brickfields are still closed over concerns on the high number of Covid-19 cases.
The Buddhist Maha Vihara and Zion Lutheran Cathedral in Brickfields are still closed over concerns on the high number of Covid-19 cases.
Naidu says only fully vaccinated devotees are allowed into the temple.
(Left) A devotee lighting a candle at the Thean Hou Temple after it reopened on Monday.
D. Manoranjeannie showing proof that she is fully vaccinated as a temple worker at the Sri Subramaniyar temple in Batu Caves extends the hand sanitiser for her use.
Precautions have to be taken for the safety of devotees and monks at the temple, says Tilak Leslie.
A lone devotee prays to Lord Murugan as the Batu Caves temple after it reopened.
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