“I purposely brought my children here so they can experience all races coming together,” he told FMT.
For others, National Day is an annual reminder of their national pride.
Elaya Kumaran, 45, said that after the prolonged absence of Merdeka Day festivities, the celebrations today helped him relive days long gone.
“After many years, I rekindled my childhood memories where the celebrations were good and there were people of different nationalities (mixing together).
“Merdeka means everything to us. I’m already getting goosebumps (just talking about it).”
He said the benefit of being a true Malaysian is feeling a sense of unity, regardless of race and culture, when the national anthem proudly plays. - FMT
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