Moment of truce for Negaraku


At an impasse: Orang asli protesters holding the Jalur Gemilang as enforcement personnel dismantle one of the blockades in Gua Musang.

GUA MUSANG: Enforcement personnel, who were deployed to demolish blockades, stood as still as statues when orang asli started singing Negaraku.

They only continued their duties after the group of peaceful protesters finished singing the national anthem.

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