Children define unity with ‘we don’t have to fight’


All together now: Pupils of Tadika Ceria Cahayaku led by Asiah (back row right) and teachers wearing wristbands to show their support for the unity campaign.

KOTA KINABALU: A group of six-year-olds were fighting over the specially made #AnakAnakMalaysia wristbands just as they were about to receive them.

The excited children of Tadika Ceria Cahaya quickly put on the colourful wristbands and kept admiring them.

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