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National pride: Chan decided to make Jalur Gemilang-themed angku kuih (below) and pineapple tarts in celebration of both Na­tional and Malaysia Day this year.

GEORGE TOWN: No matter where they are, Malaysians are wearing their heart on their sleeve especially during this National Day month.

Among them was Australia-based Karen Chan, 48, who decided to make Jalur Gemilang-themed angku kuih (red tortoise cake) and pineapple tarts in celebration of both National and Malaysia Day this year.

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