Food, sports and celebrations are the ties that bind


Proud Malaysians: (From left) Nurfatyha, Venishaa, Mukmin, Kwong, Choong, Nurul Aina, Nurul Izzati and Shuhaidah. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Put differences aside and come together to celebrate our diverse cultures and traditions to preserve the country’s unity, say young Malaysians. Entrepreneur Nurfatyha Farhana, 24, said Malaysians should continue to embrace the diversity that the country is blessed with.

“The fact that we share a lot of common things such as sports, food and celebrations – including the National Day – is what unites us all.

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