‘Great Malay warriors’ show their patriotism


Enduring patriotism: Mohd Khairul (left) and Izwan Khuzzairie walking along the Seri Gemilang Bridge in Putrajaya dressed in traditional Malay attire as part of their National Day celebration. — Bernama

PUTRAJAYA: As you drive along rows of fluttering Jalur Gemilang on the Seri Gemilang Bridge in Putrajaya, two men dressed in Baju Melayu – complete with samping (a sarong) and tanjak (traditional headgear) like “pendekar” (great warriors) of old – will definitely catch your eye.

Friendly tidings such as “You’re the best, bro” are heard as drivers offered salutations while others gave a thumbs-up.

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