Resh: Instilling Malaysian values in children will preserve patriotism


PETALING JAYA: Instilling Malaysian values in children is the best way to keep the spirit of patriotism alive as the next generation does not practise racial segregation, says local musician Resh.

The 40-year-old singer-songwriter noted that the prevailing segregation in the country should be dealt with sensitively.

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