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KUALA LUMPUR: Chief Health Officer Tan Sri Dr. Noor Hisham Abdullah (pix) today he urged Malaysians to avoid large gatherings during the Chinese New Year.
In a post shared on his Facebook, Dr. Noor Hisham said that even though the Covid-19 situation in the country was gradually improving, large gatherings could cause another spike in cases.
“Covid-19 has once again abstained us from another public celebration and gathering during this Chinese New Year.
“Either we succeed or we break it during this celebration to control the situation. Responsibility and responsibility belong to everyone, ”he said.
He also reminded those who are celebrating to stay home and celebrate with family members and, most importantly, to protect vulnerable people in the family.
“May the Almighty guide and protect us all to end this pandemic in time. Insha Allah (God willing). May this Year of the Ox bring you the strength to face and overcome all the difficulties that arise. Happy Chinese New Year, ”he said.
The Chinese community will celebrate the Chinese New Year tomorrow and Saturday with strict Covid-19 Prevention Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), much like the Aidilfitri and Deepavali celebrations last year. -Called
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