Chariot with LED lights set to shine


Shining glory: This time around, the silver chariot that will carry Lord Muruga

KUALA LUMPUR: The silver chariot car­rying the Lord Muruga deity as part of the journey to kick off the annual Thaipusam celebration from a city temple to Batu Caves this year will be a colourful one.

Unlike the previous years, the chariot will be decorated with light-emitting diode (LED) lights, to match the newly renovated, vibrant Sri Subramaniar Swamy temple in Batu Caves.

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