(Photo gallery) CNY festive joy amidst Covid-19 pandemic
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 18): In less than one month, we will be ushering in the Lunar New Year 2021. This year, the market might seem a bit quiet, no thanks to the surging number of daily Covid-19 new cases and the implementation of the movement control order (MCO) 2.0.
Nevertheless, it is hard not to feel a sense of anticipation for better tomorrows as the festive season draws nigh, especially in the Chinese-community local markets, where stalls trading Chinese New Year (CNY) goods can be seen popping up.
A stroll in the OUG market, Kuala Lumpur, today has seen many shoppers coming out for daily necessities, as well as some CNY paraphernalia and goodies for the celebration.
Despite a considerable number of people in the market, everyone obeyed the rules – wearing face masks and keeping a safe physical distance from each other.
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