Mohammad Nor Azwan Ishak, 27, and bride Nuramiraalia Noorbashah, 25, wearing masks as a preventive measure against Covid-19 during their nikah in Lanchang in March, a couple of days after Malaysia imposed the MCO. – AFP pic, May 25, 2020.
WEDDING professionals want Putrajaya to allow weddings on a smaller scale to help revive the industry hit badly by the Covid-19 pandemic.
They said the ban on weddings following the movement-control order (MCO) from March 18 has caused the wedding industry to suffer huge losses.
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Time to stop complaining and start looking for new businesses to do, or to do old businesses the new way. Thats the reality. Many businesses need to change or perish, including the tourism business. It will take some time to get back to the old norm, maybe never. Time to adjust to the new situation and environment
Posted 9 months ago by Mike Mok
Easy for you to say time to look for new opportunities!
Virtual wedding, virtual banquet?
Time for you to send e-angpow when you are invited to attend virtual wedding banquet.
Posted 9 months ago by Chee yee ng
Dumb hyped up Stupidity thst is killing. Nit Coronavirus..
Posted 9 months ago by Thomas Samuel
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Kami tak lagi rasa selamat, kata rakyat Malaysia di Myanmar
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Posted 9 months ago by Mike Mok
Virtual wedding, virtual banquet?
Time for you to send e-angpow when you are invited to attend virtual wedding banquet.
Posted 9 months ago by Chee yee ng
Posted 9 months ago by Thomas Samuel