Since the MBPJ Tarmac is out of bound, the attendees of the candlelight vigil have to make do at whichever venue is available for them to foster their relationship without the candles.
Their spirits were high come rain or shine. As usual, the Special Branch officers were snooping around the vicinity. One sat a stone's throw away in the coffee shop watching a small group of Anak Bangsa Malaysia having supper.
The crowd was engrossed by what was related by Bro.Anthony (a religious Brother and an ex-ISA detainee) who shared his experience while in Kamunting.
It was a meaningful night indeed, seeing familiar faces and new ones as well.
I wish more people will turn up but how would we know where to meet?
ReplyDeletePeter
Thanks for your comment. The weekly crowd can easily be doubled in attendance but at the present moment, we do not have a proper venue to hold our meeting. Everyone usually gets to know at the last minute. Peter, you may try to get in touch with anyone whom you know from the vigil. Perhaps, this may help. Please bear with the ABM committee until they have a permanent venue. Thank you for your interest.
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