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Bazaar Ramadhan

09 May 2019 / 21:32 H.
    Bazaar Ramadhan
    Ramadan Bazaar Kirara Town.
    Bazaar Ramadhan
    Ayam Golek Kampung Bahru, Kuala Lumpur.
    Bazaar Ramadhan
    Choices aplenty at the Baazar Ramadhan Presint 2, Putrajaya. Ashraf Shamsul/THE SUN
    Bazaar Ramadhan
    Ayam Percik
    Bazaar Ramadhan
    Ayam Madu or Honey Chicken at Kampung Bahru

Bazaar Ramadan is well known for its ability to draw Muslims and Non-muslims in their search for various traditional delights and all kinds of drinks. The stalls sell all kinds of food, including must-haves like nasi ayam berempah, kambing bakar, ayam percik, malay traditional kuih, and various type of drinks.

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Full Scale Exercise at the KL International Airport Cargo Area successfully carried out as part of the airport’s readiness towards crisis management . - ASHRAF SHAMSUL/THESUN
Full Scale Exercise at the KL International Airport Cargo Area successfully carried out as part of the airport’s readiness towards crisis management . - ASHRAF SHAMSUL/THESUN
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