More meaningful to watch National Day parade in person


Through the ring of fire: One of the many performances during the state level National Day parade at Batu Kawan Stadium in Penang. (Bottom from left) Raziz, Bavani and Cornelius enjoying the National Day parade at the Batu Kawan Stadium in Penang. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

NIBONG TEBAL: Housewife S. Bavani, 52, and her three children have never missed attending National Day parades for the past few years.

It is her and her family’s way of showing their appreciation to those who had fought for the country’s freedom.

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