Sabah mosques, surau allowed to conduct prayers, but limited to officials only

By STEPHANIE LEE

KOTA KINABALU: Selected mosques and surau in Sabah will be allowed to conduct prayers starting from May 22.

However, only four people – mosque or surau officials – are allowed inside.

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