Far away but close to their hearts

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Retired teacher Tan Keng Hock, 81 (left) celebrating Father's Day with his children through a video call. Looking on is his wife, Tan Nooi Huey, 73 (right). - THOMAS YONG/The Star JOHOR BARU: Absence makes the heart grow fonder for many on Father’s Day with the continued closure of the Malaysia-Singapore land border because of the pandemic.Iskandar Mat Judoh, a Malaysian who works as a technician in the city-state, misses holding his only child but is grateful that he can still communicate with the 10-year-old boy on a daily basis. The 37-year-old said he set aside time each night to talk to his son.“We are each other’s best friend and I video call him and my wife every day. “I want my son to know that I am always there for him, no matter how far we are from each other physically.“Listening to him going on and on about his day during the video calls is the highlight of my day…