Women's group at PPR Hicom Shah Alam demonstrates what Merdeka spirit means


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Siti Fatihah Zaini, 40, has high hopes for her group, the PPR Hicom's Women’s Association (Perwacom), as the country celebrates its 67th National Day tomorrow.

"We hope to bring the spirit of Merdeka to our residents, children and our nation," says Siti Fatihah who is the deputy chairperson.

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