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As the world scrambles to inoculate people against Covid-19, one store owner in Malaysia finds his paper vaccines have become popular prayer offering items during a religious festival to honour the deceased.
Since it’s the Hungry Ghost Festival in Singapore, or the Seventh Month, (Aug 8 – Sept 6, 2021) with the peak Ghost Day falling on Aug 22 (where the religious Chinese believe the Gates of Hell open), 99.co thought it would be interesting to speak to someone familiar with the subject. In the day, Eugene Tay, who is in his...
HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/MALAYSIA-FESTIVAL (PIX, TV):Malaysian sells COVID-19 vaccine mock-ups made of paper to honour the dead
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As the world scrambles to inoculate people against COVID-19, one store owner in Malaysia is finding his paper vaccines have become popular prayer offering items during a religious festival to honour the deceased.
Recent police action seems to point to a bad start.