All lit up for Merdeka celebrations


Symbolic gesture: The decorative lighting will last till Malaysia Day on Sept 16. — Bernama

PUTRAJAYA: There may not be a National Day parade this year, but the lights will still shine bright in Malaysia’s administrative capital.

Its famous landmarks – like the Perdana Putra building, Seri Wawasan and Seri Saujana bridges and the Putrajaya Lake fountain, are illuminated at night in blue, yellow and red – the colours of the Malaysia flag – in celebration of the country’s 64th National Day on Aug 31.

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