The Malayan tiger roars into life


IN the quiet town of Gerik, a group of artists has “taken it to the streets” to raise awareness about the endangered Malayan tiger, with only about 150 of these majestic creatures remaining in the wilderness of Perak’s forests.

Led by Syal Sepehee, the artists have anchored their work on the Malayan tiger, aiming to inspire through their vibrant murals.

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