Difficult to celebrate Wesak but may the day strengthen family ties, says PM

By ASHLEY TANG

PETALING JAYA: Wesak Day celebrations this year face difficulties due to the Covid-19 outbreak, says Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (pic) but he hopes the occasion will be one that strengthens family ties.

"I want to wish happy Wesak Day to all the Buddhists who are celebrating.

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