12 September 2024, Thursday | Kuching, Sarawak
Community Celebrates Malaysia Day with Madani Soul Program at Hui Sing Recreation Park
The Madani Community Soul Program, a vibrant community initiative, was held at the Hui Sing Recreation Park on 12 September 2024. The event was jointly organized by Komuniti Madani Hui Sing, JKKK Kawasan Hui Sing, and Pejabat Penerangan Daerah Kuching, in celebration of Malaysia Day, which falls on 16 September. The program was graced by Kapitan Tan Kun Gee and MBKS Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng, who actively engaged with the residents and participated in various activities.
Kapitan Tan Kun Gee and Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng Lead the Festivities
The highlight of the event was the presence of Kapitan Tan Kun Gee and MBKS Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng, who jointly led the celebrations. The esteemed guests, alongside councilors Cr. Isaac Lee and Cr. Chai Ju Long, took part in distributing the national and state flags to residents gathered at the park.
“We are delighted to be here today to celebrate our unity and pride as Malaysians. This event is a testament to our community spirit and commitment to our nation’s values,” said Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng during his speech.
Promoting Unity Through Flag Distribution
One of the key activities of the Madani Community Soul Program was the distribution of the Malaysian national flag, Jalur Gemilang, and the Sarawak state flag to the attendees. Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng and Kapitan Tan Kun Gee personally handed out the flags, symbolizing the spirit of unity and patriotism that Malaysia Day embodies.
Free Dinner Packs for the Community
In addition to the flag distribution, free dinner packs were provided to all attendees at the event, ensuring that the evening was not only filled with patriotic fervor but also with warm hospitality. The gesture of offering meals was well-received by the community, adding a touch of warmth and care to the event.
Community Leaders and Officials Play Vital Roles
The program saw the active participation of key community leaders and officials, including Mr. Moses Stephen and Mr. McWilkins from Pejabat Penerangan Daerah Kuching. Their involvement underscored the collaborative spirit that was evident throughout the event, which aimed to foster a deeper sense of belonging among the residents of Hui Sing.
Building Bridges in the Community
Cr. Isaac Lee, one of the councilors present, emphasized the importance of such community-driven initiatives. “Events like these help to build bridges within our community. It’s a chance for us to come together, celebrate our culture, and support each other,” said Cr. Lee.
The organizers also took the opportunity to thank the committee members, officers, and staff who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the program’s success. The joint effort of Komuniti Madani Hui Sing, JKKK Kawasan Hui Sing, and Pejabat Penerangan Daerah Kuching highlighted the power of collaboration in achieving meaningful community engagement.
Celebrating Malaysia Day with Pride
As the event drew to a close, the park was filled with an atmosphere of joy and pride, echoing the significance of Malaysia Day. The attendees left with a renewed sense of patriotism, ready to celebrate the official Malaysia Day on 16 September with even greater enthusiasm.
Looking Forward to Future Community Events
The Madani Community Soul Program was more than just a gathering; it was a celebration of what it means to be Malaysian. As the Hui Sing community looks forward to future events, the organizers hope to continue fostering unity and camaraderie among the residents.
Conclusion: A Heartfelt Celebration in Sarawak
The Madani Community Soul Program at Hui Sing Recreation Park was a fitting prelude to the upcoming Malaysia Day celebrations. With the active involvement of community leaders and the warm participation of residents, the event served as a reminder of the strength and spirit of the Malaysian community in Sarawak.