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SHAH ALAM - Love takes centre stage at Karnival Rakyat Karangkraf this July 28 with the 'Perfect Love Match' event. Sinar Daily and Date Well Project will host this special dating experience, bringing together 50 singles (25 men and 25 women) in a reality game show setting, ensuring every moment is captured on camera for an engaging experience.

The event's goal is to create real connections and underscore the importance of physical and emotional bonds, particularly as Malaysia approaches an ageing population.

Amidst the carnival's vibrant atmosphere, 'Perfect Love Match' provides a respectful space for participants to meet others with similar values and interests, fostering meaningful discussions and potential romantic connections. Sign up here to join the excitement!

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