A RHYMING ditty sung while hands are swayed from side to side signals the start of a childhood game, one of many that are slowly fading with time in the rise of technology and digital games.
In hopes of keeping these traditions alive, Taman Bukit Maluri Residents Association (TBMRA) held its Lala Lila Tampung childhood games carnival.
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