Seremban’s glorious past in murals


Photos By C.S. NATHAN

Ejad (right) briefing the artists against the backdrop of Tin Mining Sungai Ujong, which is one of the larger pieces in the beautification project.

ARTWORKS, some 70 of them, have added colour to Seremban lanes and alleys that were previously considered “unremarkable”, and are fast attracting their fair share of fans.

Dubbed Sabar (Street Art Back Alley Re-enhancement), the pilot back lane beautification project includes several streets – Jalan Dato Sheikh Ahmad, Jalan Dato Lee Fong Yee and Jalan Tunku Hassan – that cut across the Negri Sembilan capital’s main arteries of Jalan Tuanku Munawir and Jalan Dato Bandar Tunggal.

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