Hopes for New Year include a normal life, environmental preservation


Ipoh City Watch president Dr Richard Ng.

IPOH: The New Year always spells fresh hopes, and several non-governmental organisations here shared their diverse wishes for 2022.

Ipoh City Watch president Richard Ng said first on his list was for the nation to move into the Covid-19 endemic phase and the economy to recover by at least 70%.

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