A CMCO Buddhist Funeral Service was conducted at my client's Subang Jaya home for the late Mr Lim.
A strict list of dos and don’ts was stipulated by the authority for the family to observe and comply to ensure a smooth process thru out the two days wake prayers.
> Only a maximum of 20 persons were allowed to be at the wake service venue, including our service crew and prayer monks.
> Canopies were only allowed to be erected within the boundary of the house compound, meaning it cannot be erected onto the roadside like what's normally practiced pre-MCO. Due to this new restriction, most cases can only have one canopy erected for the provision of Sifu altar, family members prayer space and also catering to the notice board and condolence box hospitality table. Due to limited space availability to comply with the social distancing rule (1 meter apart), only 1 table and 1 chair is placed under the canopy.
> Prayer sessions were also being rescheduled to afternoon as not many households will expect friends or relatives to come pay respect except those closest to the deceased. The new normal will now see payment of condolence money or love offerings via direct online banking into the family bank account.
> Strictly no food or refreshment is to be served at the venue.
The late Mr Lim had purchased our NV Golden Funeral Service Package almost 10 years ago and it offers the best quality Teak Wood casket, with the highest quality longevity costume in silk. At the same time he and his beloved wife also completed their Shengji Tomb Package together at Nirvana Semenyih Memorial Garden, Zone NVD.
Mr Lim's family was happy that the full funeral process was being conducted diligently by our service crew and NV also helped them attended to and resolved all the additional issues and inconveniences arising from coordinating the funeral due to the Covid 19 movement control orders.
We pray that the late Mr Lim’s soul rest in eternal peace at the world best fengshui final resting place - Nirvana Memorial Garden, Semenyih.
