Residents of KL apartment put on nightly light show for community


Residents in an apartment block in Kuala Lumpur are making up their own nightly public light shows to entertain themselves during this Covid-19 lockdown in Malaysia.

All over the world, people are finding ways to stand in solidarity with each other during nationwide lockdowns and curfews due to the fast-escalating Covid-19 situation.

At Seasons Garden Residences in Kuala Lumpur last night (March 23), the residents took part in a spontaneous community event of sorts – a little light show of their own.

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