Classic trips attract group in Taman Yarl

TAMAN Yarl locals in Kuala Lumpur popular Malaysia Day by hanging up a number of Jalur Gemilang and arranging a convoy of vintage cars and bikes.

Seputeh Sub-Zone 6 Federal Territory Residents Representative Council chairman Alvin T. Ariaratnam, 57, stated the occasion was arranged to instil the value of unity and consistency amongst locals.

He stated B40 students from SJK (T) Ladang Bukit Jalil were welcomed as visitors so they might find out the value of unity amongst the country’s core worths.

“It’s a matter of being together and living together with one another in harmony,” he included.

The occasion began with a speech by Seputeh MP Teresa Kok that mentioned the value of unity amongst the races in Malaysia.

“We will build a united and harmonious nation, and we are all a family,” stated Kok, that later on provided gift bags to the students.

Resident Annie Foo stated, “It’s nice to see people of different races being in one place.”

SJK (T) Ladang Bukit Jalil students with their gift bags in addition to Kok and Alvin (centre) in addition to locals.

Parvin Kaur was additionally enjoyed see individuals collaborating for the occasion in the area.

“We need more of these events to unite people,” she included.

The youngsters were additionally dealt with to an experience in the vintage cars and bikes.

“We want the children to experience sitting in a classic car or a motorbike as it is a rare opportunity for them, besides introducing the Seputeh area to them,” stated Alvin.

After the program in Taman Yarl, the convoy of cars and trucks and bikes headed to Putrajaya and various other components of Kuala Lumpur.

Kok swing the bicycle riders off at the Malaysia Day occasion in Taman Yarl.

Rare vintage cars and bikes such as an Alfa Romeo Alfasud, Harley Davidson Street Glide, an MGB-GT by MG and an old vintage Vespa became part of the convoy.

Car and bike clubs like Classico Car Malaysia and The Statesmen making up individuals of various races comprised a delighted multiracial mix.

The nationwide flags were happily flown as the convoy travelled on the expressway.

In Putrajaya, they dropped in the legendary Perdana Putra and Putra Mosque and later on headed to the Selangor Sikh Union Kelab Aman in Kuala Lumpur where they ended the occasion with a team photoshoot and lunch.