We know the world is scrambling to inoculate populations against Covid. And in Malaysia, the deceased gets a chance to get their jabs too.
This year, a box set of a syringe and two vaccine vials are among the fastest-selling items for the festival at Raymond Shieh’s shop which specializes in selling prayer paraphernalia.
Shieh explained: “The Covid-19 situation in our country is quite serious and many people passed away before receiving the vaccine. I hope this ‘product’ can help the deceased to fulfil their dying wish”.
BTW, each set costs RM22.80 and Shieh said he has sold more than 200 sets so far.
Yesterday, at Anfield, Liverpool fought hard against Chelsea in this fast and furious Premier League encounter but they ended with a 1-1 draw.
It was the latter who took the lead in the twenty-second minute – but just seconds before the break, they had one defender sent off for a handball on the line. In the process, the former won a penalty which saw Mohamed Salah convert.
Anyway, it was a defensive masterclass from Chelsea and Liverpool weren’t able to find that all-important winner. And so, the latter forfeited two precious points. A real waste.






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