RTM’s Hawana booth builds connection with deaf community


Hands on: Lee demonstrating her sign language skills at RTM’s booth at the Hawana 2025 Carnival, Sunway Putra Mall. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: The RTM booth at the Hawana 2025 Carnival offers an interactive sign language learning session, providing visitors with an opportunity to better understand and connect with Malaysia’s deaf community.

RTM sign language interpreter Tan Lee Bee said the initiative not only provides visitors with an opportunity to learn sign language, but also exposes them to the unique culture of the deaf community.

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