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Second day of Chinese Lunar New Year in Malaysia

Is Second day of Chinese Lunar New Year a Public Holiday?

Second day of Chinese Lunar New Year is a public holiday. It is a day off for the general population, and schools and most businesses are closed.

Second day of Chinese Lunar New Year Observances

YearWeekdayDateNameHoliday Type
2015FriFeb 20Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2016TueFeb 9Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2017SunJan 29Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2017MonJan 30Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2018SatFeb 17Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2019WedFeb 6Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2020SunJan 26Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2020MonJan 27Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2021SatFeb 13Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2022WedFeb 2Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2023MonJan 23Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2024SunFeb 11Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday
2025ThuJan 30Second day of Chinese Lunar New YearFederal Public Holiday

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