KOTA KINABALU: The Chinese New Year mood is certainly back in Sabah after muted celebrations for the past two years due to strict compliance to Covid-19 restrictions.
Although the virus continues to linger in the community but with fewer health protocols in place now, more people could be seen venturing out into the state capital to usher in the Year of the Rabbit.
The 35-year-old businessman was with his wife shopping for the necessities at the Chinese New Year Open night market in the heart of the city in Segama here on Friday . Fristika Lindu said she did not celebrate Chinese New Year but was at the open market just to soak in the atmosphere.
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