Seas apart but still celebrating


Beaming with pride: Dalphinus and Lai.

GEORGE TOWN: Working away from home can be daunting. But for Sabahans and Sarawakians here, having friends around always makes it better, especially on special occasions such as Malaysia Day.

Joe Vincent Dalphinus, 24, who has been based here for over three years, said while he goes back to Sabah about twice a year, he will be in Penang today for Malaysia Day.

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