Putting their best foot forward


Doing Malaysia proud: (Left) Nur Aleeya Syamimie Roszaiful performing the Kepang dance during the competition.

RIMINI: A team of 22 students from four Malaysian schools and Akademi Seni Budaya Warisan dan Kebangsaan (Aswara) are thrilled their hard work in preparing for the Fest Info Dance Rimini International 2023 competition was not in vain after landing a day before massive floods hit Italy’s northern region.

The primary and secondary students from SMK (P) Sri Aman, SK Taman Megah and SMK Damansara Utama in Petaling Jaya, and SMK Sultan Ismail in Kota Baru, who are part of the Education Ministry’s cultural group, brought home four medals from Friday’s competition that took place here.

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