PM Anwar calls for unity and harmony through Songkran festival
KUALA LUMPUR, April 13 โ Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim encouraged Malaysians to embrace unity and harmony during the upcoming Songkran festival celebrations. The festival, known for its vibrant water fights and cultural festivities, presents an ideal opportunity for people to come together and celebrate diversity. As part of his message, PM Anwar emphasized the importance of fostering unity amidst Malaysia's diverse society, using the festive spirit to bridge gaps and strengthen bonds within communities.
Originating from Thailand, the Songkran festival symbolizes the Thai New Year and marks the beginning of the traditional Thai calendar. Water is a central element of the celebrations, signifying cleansing, renewal, and good luck. People participate in water fights and splash water on each other as a way to wash away bad luck and start the new year with positivity. The festival's essence of purification and renewal aligns with PM Anwar's call for unity and harmony, emphasizing the need for Malaysians to come together and uplift each other during these festive times.
KUALA LUMPUR, April 13 โ Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim urged Malaysians to use the Sonkran festival celebrations this year as a platform to ...
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