Lahad Datu: Mosques, churches and temples band together to offer prayers


PETALING JAYA: Malaysians have banded together to pray for the nation's security forces in Sabah as well as for the people living there in light of the foreign intrusion in the east coast of the state.

Mosques, temples and churches have been offering prayers for a quick and peaceful end to the crisis.

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