Inaugural Harmony walk delays wedding but welcomed


Participants of the Harmony Travelogue and Walk visiting a church, Hindu temple and a mosque at Bukit Padang near Kota Kinabalu on Saturday,

KOTA KINABALU: Hundreds of city folk, transcending race and religion, visited places of worship to promote national unity through the inaugural Harmony Travelogue and Walk event here.

Starting out at the Sikh Gurdwara at Sembulan, they dropped by at Buddhist and Taoist temples in Penam­pang before joining a wedding at the Catholic Church of Mary Immaculate in Bukit Padang yesterday.

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