About 100 representatives comprising frontliners from the Health Ministry, police, army, The People’s Volunteer Corps, DBKL health and enforcement department, as well as food delivery companies, attended the event.
PANGGUNG Bandaraya in Kuala Lumpur reopens after three years, with a meaningful show dedicated to thank the frontliners in the nation’s battle against Covid-19.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) collaborated with Persatuan Penyair (sic) and Kumpulan Kopratasa to organise an evening of poetry and songs titled Terima Kasih Wira Kita.
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About 100 representatives comprising frontliners from the Health Ministry, police, army, The People’s Volunteer Corps, DBKL health and enforcement department, as well as food delivery companies, attended the event.
All the performers and audience singing Sudirman's Tanggal 31 Ogos while waving the Jalur Gemilang.
Performance by Rosli Mansur (left) and Eliza Mustafa titled 'Terima Kasih' during the first show at Panggung Bandaraya on reopening after 3 years. Malam Puisi dan Lagu - Terima Kasih Wira Kita - in gratitude for frontliners during Covid-19 pandemic. IZZRAFIQ ALIAS
Kopratasa performs three songs on the first show at Panggung Bandaraya on reopening after 3 years. Malam Puisi dan Lagu - Terima Kasih Wira Kita - in gratitude for frontliners during Covid-19 pandemic. IZZRAFIQ ALIAS
A performance by Sharifah Hanura titled ‘Payung Merdeka’. — Photos: IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
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