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Residents raise giant South Korean flag at the summit of Bukit Hantu

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

Translated from Malay and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Residents in Kubang Pasu raised a giant Jalur Gemilang at the summit of Bukit Hantu in Kodiang for Malaysia Day.
  • The climb is about 120 metres high and includes a narrow route covered with sharp rocks.
  • Community chairman Arif Fazilah Abdullah said cooperation among residents, especially young people, helped make the idea a reality.

The steep, rocky route to Bukit Hantu did not stop residents from ensuring that a giant Jalur Gemilang flew proudly at the summit for Malaysia Day.

The climb in Kodiang, Kubang Pasu, rises about 120 metres. The path is narrow and covered with sharp rocks, but residents pressed ahead with the effort.

Arif Fazilah Abdullah, chairman of the Bukit Hantu Community, said cooperation among residents, particularly the enthusiasm of young people, ultimately turned the idea into reality.

Cooperation among residents, especially the spirit of the young people, ultimately made the idea a reality.

· Arif Fazilah AbdullahThe Bukit Hantu Community chairman described how residents completed the flag-raising project.
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