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(Fourth from the right) Former Unduk Ngadau Klang Valley 2007 winner Jaslinder Kaur Harjit Singh, Founder of Dayak Aspiration Association Rita Elisha Mering, Mr Kaamatan Klang Valley 2016 Geo Allen George and Dayak Transformation Association president Joseph Janting.

KUALA LUMPUR: Despite standing out in their resplendent traditional costumes, the men and women from Sabah and Sarawak made it clear that they are just as Malaysian as anyone else.

These participants at the Anak-anak Malaysia Walk 2016 proudly represented the Kayan, Bidayuh, Iban, Lunbawang, Kadazan and Kelabit communities.

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