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These are the little jars where the remains will be kept in.
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Some Final Preparations Before the Reburial on 27 July 2011.
The State of Sarawak is doing its utmost to ensure that Iban traditions and ancient rites are adhered to in bringing the remains of the Iban Trackers and Sarawak Rangers home to Sarawak and rebury them in the Heroes' Graves in Kuching on 27 July 2011.
Here is the latest report from The Borneo Post daily.
Here is the latest report from The Borneo Post daily.
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This is nice to know..thanks.
ReplyDeleteCY,
ReplyDeleteThanks. I have been invited to attend the reburial ceremony on 27 July 2011. Being the prime mover of the project, I have been invited to give the first speech which I gladly accept. There are a lot of things I wanted to tell Sarawakians. I also have written a poem dedicated to these brave warriors, which I would like to read at the end of my speech.
TQ Tuan, nice to have a Soldiers like you. A TRUE SOLDIERS WILL NEVER DIES BUT IT'S JUST FADE AWAY....
ReplyDelete"BLOOD,SWEAT,PRIDE ABD DIGNITY"
Thank you. It is a good feeling to be able to help your people and your country.
ReplyDeleteDear sir, what time is the re-burial scheduled?? Some of us would like to attend and give our respect to our fallen hero..Tq
ReplyDeleteThe ceremony should start by 3.30 pm on 27 July 2011.
ReplyDeleteSir, as an Old Boy from Boys Wing, RMC, i have always attached myself to malaysia's history, especially the army. there are no higher hero than soldiers who fought and died for my country, and for that i thank you. honestly, i only knew about ops mai pulai from reading utusan online (i've been overseas for more than 8 years). anyway, i can't thank you enough for your military service and courageous effort to defend Malaysia, and for your effort in making Ops Mai Pulai a reality. I'm no Sarawakian, but I'm Malaysian. Anyone who protect and defend my country will always have my utmost respect and gratitude. keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteDear Afif,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind words.
By now the ceremony to rebury the fallen rangers would have been over. I am glad they are home at last. As a Sarawakian I salute them and all who made this home coming possible especially you colonel.
ReplyDeleteWe have our today because of them.
Good bless them.
Dear Robert,
ReplyDeleteOur Fallen Warriors are finally back in Tanah Kenyalang Negeri Sarawak. Like many others, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your noble, tireless and compassionate effort to accomplish Operation Ngerapuh.
Enggau tabi basa,
T Muda
London