Children strum their way into record book


Musical youth: A section of the 620 pupils and preschoolers from across Johor Baru strumming their way into the MBOR in Iskandar Puteri. — Bernama

ISKANDAR PUTERI: They may be small and young but it did stop them from aiming high.

Some 620 preschoolers and primary pupils are now in the Malaysia Book of Records (MBOR) for strumming and being a part of the largest ukulele-players gathering in the country.

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