Pouring their hearts into charity effort


Penang KDU School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts lecturer J. Prakash (red collar, holding cert) and his students proudly showing the Malaysia Book of Records certificate they received. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

CELEBRATING diversity and culture, the Technicolour Festival was a sight to behold with activities, food and performances galore.

Bringing everyone together regardless of backgrounds, the event not only struck a chord with visitors but also brought out the kinder side of the society in raising funds for charity.

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