Villagers looking forward to Hari Raya until Covid-19 came along


Not taking chances: Villagers from Kampung Bako Hilir registering for a swab test at the village. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE

KUCHING: It will be a quiet Hari Raya Aidilfitri at Kampung Bako Hilir here after the village was placed under the enhanced movement control order until May 25.

The enhanced MCO was enforced starting yesterday after a number of Covid-19 cases were detected at the riverine village, resulting in the Bako Hilir cluster.

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Kampung Bako Hilir , Hari Raya , EMCO , Covid-19

   

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