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Hearts Symphony Society orchestra performing at the Wesak Day celebration. — Photos: SHAARI CHEMAT/The Star

BEING a part of a charity-oriented music troupe has allowed Tanzanian student Jesse Said Khatibu to reignite his interest in playing violin as well as interact with people of all ages and backgrounds.

He was part of an orchestra called Hearts Symphony Society that performed at the state-level Wesak Day celebration held at Bodhi Park and Samadhi Vihara, which are two adjacent temples in Section U12, Shah Alam in Selangor.

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