Dr Wee: Abide by SOP, celebrate Maasi Magam and Chingay with full sense of responsibility


PETALING JAYA: Those celebrating the Maasi Magam and Chingay festivals should do so with a full sense of responsibility and abide by standard operating procedures (SOP) for personal safety and that of their loved ones, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

The Transport Minister said the government had announced the SOP in conjunction with both festivals on Wednesday (Feb 9).

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