Youths can learn history at museums, says director


Che Muhamad showing a boat on display at the Terengganu State Museum. — Bernama

KUALA TERENGGANU: The spirit of patriotism and self-identity can be instilled in youths through exposure to history and the struggles of previous generations who fought for religion, race and country.

Terengganu Museum director Che Muhamad Azmi Ngah said the determination of the earlier generations should be an inspiration to the youths today so that they can create history which will benefit the country in the future.

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