Mysterious anklet sound attracts the curious


MALAYSIA Nanban reported that people are flocking to the Sri Naga Kanni Temple in Kampung Kongsi Enam, about 15km from Sungei Lallang in Sungai Petani after news had spread that the sound of golusu (anklets normally worn by Indian women) was heard around midnight every day.

R. Amuthavalli, 39, a resident there for the past 30 years, said the temple, situated in a rubber estate, had been the place of worship for the 40 Indian families living there.

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