Three Malaysians born on Leap Day say, 'Don't feel bad for us.'

By Wong Li Za

Kok (second from right) spent his 24th birthday in London with his close friends. Photo: Derek Kok

They are known as Leapers, Leaplings, Leapsters or Leap Day babies, and their last birthday was four years ago.

This year is a leap year, which means it has 366 days, the extra day falling on Feb 29.

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