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Sinar Bestari Education Carnival attracts almost 10,000 visitors on last day

KOUSALYA SELVAM
By KOUSALYA SELVAM
10 Sep 2023 06:38pm
Almost 10,000 visitors flocked to the Sinar Bestari Education Carnival on its last day today.
Almost 10,000 visitors flocked to the Sinar Bestari Education Carnival on its last day today.

SHAH ALAM - Almost 10,000 visitors flocked to the Sinar Bestari Education Carnival on its last day today.

Sinar Karangkraf Head of Marketing and Branding Nik Justin Nik Mohd Ariffin said after months of preparation, the three-day carnival was proved to be a huge success.

“The last day of the carnival attracted more than 10,000 visitors and this is definitely a huge success.

“After months of preparation, we came to this beautiful end,” he told Sinar Daily.

He also expressed gratitude to all the Karangkraf staff who have worked hard for the event since Friday and visitors who made time to come to the carnival.

The Sinar Bestari Education Carnival is the largest education carnival held in Selangor which was organised in collaboration with the Selangor State Education Department (JPNS).

There were various programmes held throughout the event which have benefitted a lot of students in Selangor.

Students also had the opportunity to showcase their talents and won prizes during the event.

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