Students share fond Malaysian memories


IN conjunction with Malaysia Day on Sept 16, our BRATs participants share what they love growing up Malaysian.

“I loved waving the Jalur Gemilang while singing to Tanggal 31 and Keranamu Malaysia with my teachers and friends during National Day celebrations at my school. The ambience in the school hall was just so amazing that we could not stop singing along to the patriotic songs. Through the lyrics and melodies, I got a sense of how hard our forefathers had fought to help Malaysia gain her independence. This made me feel even more grateful for the peace and harmony in our country.” – June Yee, 20

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