A modest Kaamatan this year


Happy day: Some of the ethnic Dusuns from Ranau posing for a photo while (below) others performing the Magavau dance at the Harvest Festival 2017 celebration at KDCA hall in Penampang.

KOTA KINABALU: With many people observing the holy month of Ramadan, it is a modest celebration at this year’s Kaamatan or Harvest Festival in the state.

However, it is no less merry with activities such as traditional sports, performances and exhibitions taking place at the Kadazandusun Cul­tural Association centre in Penam­pang despite the unpredictable weather.

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