She complained that the fireworks disrupted her sleep and said the act done so late is a “bit too much”.
occasions in Malaysia will always include fireworks to liven things up, but there is always a time and place, especially considering how loud fireworks can be.
“Do you not realize it’s already the middle of the night? Just because you’re not sleeping doesn’t mean others don’t need to sleep. “Honestly, I can tolerate fireworks from 12am to 1am during the New Year, but any later , isn’t that a bit too much?”Late-night fireworks during Pai Ti Kong angers Malaysians: “Please have some common sense”
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