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Ground Breaking Wangkang Monument Melaka Gateway

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Dato' Ronald Gan and Datin were studying the poles established by a quantity surveyor.

I arrived 5 minutes before 10:00 a.m. and parked beside his white-color car.

Before I could bring down my video shooting equipment and tools, Kam Foo has pulled up on the other side of Dato's car.

Kam Foo immediately walked to see Dato' and both of them measured the length between some points with a measuring tape.

I managed to shoot one or two clips of those scenes.

Then, comes Jack Sor and Yew Chai. While Yew Chai closes up with Dato' the location for the ground-breaking is pinned. 

Jack Sor set up the necessary prayers items for the ground-breaking blessing.

Watch the Moments here https://youtu.be/t7ovbtocrGU



Chong, Dato' Ronald Gan, Yew Chai,
Jack Sor and Kam Foo (L to R)

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