Muslims in S'pore have weathered pandemic well: President Halimah
The Straits Times|May 03, 2022
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Linette Lai
Muslims in S'pore have weathered pandemic well: President Halimah

Singapore's Muslim community has done well in facing the pandemic, through which it has learnt to prepare for uncertainty and disruption, as well as bounce back from setbacks, said President Halimah Yacob yesterday.

"As we enter the endemic stage and face the future, there will be new challenges but I'm sure that given how far we have come, we are up to any challenge," she added, in a video message ahead of today's Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations.

It is the first time in two years that people will be able to go all out with Hari Raya celebrations after a month of fasting, as size limits on social gatherings were completely lifted last Tuesday.

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