A flying start to National Day


At Universiti Malaysia Kelantan in Bachok, patriotism takes to the sky as a remote controlled plane flies a flag over the university’s Dewan Universiti Tuanku Canselor. — Bernama

As Malaysia celebrates its 68th National Day today, people from all walks of life express their love for the country by waving the Jalur Gemilang proudly.

A troupe of dancers from the Sarawak Cultural Village getting into a patriotic mood for their upcoming performances. They are (from left) Nurhidhayu Abdullah, Naga Buda, Audreynna Clarissa, Constans Bujuing, Nurhidayah Materang, and Shahfrulnizam Busera. The colourful scene was captured against the backdrop of Mount Santubong. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star
A troupe of dancers from the Sarawak Cultural Village getting into a patriotic mood for their upcoming performances. They are (from left) Nurhidhayu Abdullah, Naga Buda, Audreynna Clarissa, Constans Bujuing, Nurhidayah Materang, and Shahfrulnizam Busera. The colourful scene was captured against the backdrop of Mount Santubong. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star

 

 


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