CNY family reunion dinners, house-to-house visits allowed, subject to SOP

By MAZWIN NIK ANIS

Nation
Wednesday, 19 Jan 2022
2:59 PM MYT

PUTRAJAYA: Family reunion dinners will be allowed on Chinese New Year’s eve on Jan 31, says the National Unity Ministry.

It was not mentioned if there is a cap on the number of people attending the dinner and open houses will not be allowed throughout the celebration.

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Tags / Keywords: Chinese New Year , SOP , Reunion dinner , Open house , National Unity Ministry , Halimah Mohamed Sadique , Wee Ka Siong

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