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Malaysian Artists Perform Traditional Dance to Mark Malaysia's National Day

A cultural event featuring traditional Malaysian dance was held at a local hotel to celebrate Malaysia's National Day, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

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Malaysian artists performed traditional dance during an event held at a local hotel to mark Malaysia's National Day, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported.

According to APP, the celebration referenced the 69th anniversary of Malaysia's National Day, which commemorates the country's independence.

The report, accompanied by photographs, did not provide further details on the event's organizers, exact location, or attendees.

APP is a state-run news agency based in Pakistan that regularly covers diplomatic and cultural events involving foreign missions.

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