Among them was four-year-old Hosea Choong, four, who happily showed off the Easter eggs he found to his mother Carrie Choong. “This is the first time my son is taking part in an Easter egg hunt,” said the 42-year-old housewife. Another parent Andrea Cheah said her three-year-old son Isaac Lim woke up earlier than usual as he was excited about the Easter egg hunt. “Although this is my second time joining an Easter egg hunt, I am just as excited as the others,” he said. As for the Easter egg hunt, Wong said that it did not originally start as a Christian tradition.

Source: The Star April 22, 2019 00:56 UTC