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A torn and tattered Malaysian flag, which was probably put up during last year’s National Day celebrations, still flies in the wind along a street in a residential area in Seremban.
A torn and tattered Malaysian flag, which was probably put up during last year’s National Day celebrations, still flies in the wind along a street in a residential area in Seremban.

Faded or tattered flags must be removed, as sign of respect

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