Temple holds seven-day event for Hungry Ghost Festival


Yong placing a joss stick on the hay ball in front of the dragon made of pineapples at Ming Yue Temple, Seri Kembangan. –Photos: LOW LAY PHON/The Star

DEVOTEES of Ming Yue temple in Seri Kembangan, Selangor, marked the start of the Hungry Ghost Month with a ceremony invocating the gods and deities for seven days.

Led by several mediums, devotees burned talismans and dotted the eyes of the figurines during the ceremony.

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