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A group of youths in the Ayer Kuning constituency showcase their skills in playing the traditional game of sepak bulu ayam, which is gradually fading from the memory of the younger generation. Photo by Bernama

Nasi Beriani Gam Klasik entrepreneur Basir Hasan packing his customers' order. Photo by Bernama

‘Lemang Kijal’ is widely popular among locals and those from as far as Kuala Lumpur and Pahang. Photo by Bernama

Made from a blend of fresh coconut milk and gula apong - a fragrant nipah palm sugar native to Sarawak, this traditional treat is a must-have during Ramadan. - Bernama photo

The beef fat is marinated for 12 hours in a special blend of spices before being slow-grilled over charcoal for an hour. Photo by Bernama

Ishammudin said that loyal customers appreciate his mother’s kuih talam for its authentic taste, a rarity in today’s market. - Bernama photo

With Ramadan's arrival, bustling bazaars see a surge in food vendors. However, a concerning trend has emerged: buyers using DuitNow online applications fail to complete QR code payments, leaving vendors unpaid. - Bernama photo

The incident went viral on social media yesterday.

Inspired by the popular Korean drama series, Nur Nadira Muhammad Nazir decided to wear the iconic series' costume to sell ‘King of Watermelon’, which is watermelon-flavoured drink. - Bernama photo

Image for illustrative purposes only. - CANVA