Festive processions not allowed


KUALA LUMPUR: ALL festive processions, including the kavadi procession for Thaipusam and Chingay during the Chinese New Year celebration next year, are not allowed, says National Unity Minister Datuk Halimah Mohamed Sadique.

She said this was because the country was facing the new Covid-19 variant – Omicron.

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