Families finally reunite


Quality time together: Loke (second from right) making cookies with her family members (from left) nephew Noel Loke, 15, father Loke Soo Hua, 74, and niece Natalie Loke, 12, at their home in Klang. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

JOHOR BARU: There will be a Pavlova cake and a very happy mother in a town named Bandar Tenggara in Kulai today.

Thanks to the green light on interstate travel, studio manager Mohammad Rafiq Romayli, who works in Cyberjaya, is planning to surprise his mother on her birthday today.

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