Cover image via R&F Princess Cove 富力公主湾 (Facebook)On 24 October, families separated by international borders were able to briefly see each other close to Singapore's shores
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the border between Malaysia and Singapore is not fully reopened, save for exceptional cases.
As a result, many Malaysians and their family members working or staying in Singapore have been apart for months.
An initiative called 'We Reunite Love' was organised by property developer R&F Princess Cove, where 20 families got to see their loved ones by boarding a yacht.
Image via R&F Princess Cove 富力公主湾 (Facebook)
Image via R&F Princess Cove 富力公主湾 (Facebook)
Families shouted words of affection and some were holding up signs saying 'Love You My Dear' and 'We Miss You'
Image via R&F Princess Cove 富力公主湾 (Facebook)
Image via R&F Princess Cove 富力公主湾 (Facebook)
According to their Facebook post, the families have been separated for more than 200 days.
The yacht sailed from R&F Princess Cove in Johor to the middle of the sea, as close as possible to Singapore's waters.
