Aminuddin (fifth from left) presenting a RM50,000 mock cheque to NSCAH chairman Wong Keng Tong (fourth from left). Also present were Seremban MP Anthony Loke (third from right) and NSCAH adviser Datuk Lee Tian Hock (on Loke’s left).
THE recent official launch of the Negri Sembilan Chinese Heritage Museum in Seremban will not only add to the list of must-visit places in the state but will ensure the rich history and legacy of the early settlers are preserved for future generations.
In congratulating those behind the setting up of the museum, Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun said future generations would, among others, be able to learn about the contributions their forefathers – who came mainly from southern China – had made towards the development of the state and country in general.
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