The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Putrajaya landmarks light up to mark FT Day

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PUTRAJAYA: Landmarks at the Federal government administra­tive centre will be bathed in light every night from Jan 31 to Feb 7 in conjunctio­n with the Federal Territory Day 2021 celebratio­n in the new norm.

Perdana Putra, Seri Saujana Bridge and Seri Wawasan Bridge are among the landmarks in Putrajaya that will glow in a festive atmosphere every night.

Putrajaya Corporatio­n (PPj) president Datuk Muhammad Azmi Mohd Zain said the lighting for buildings and landmarks in Putrajaya was among the programmes planned for the Federal Territory Day celebratio­n this year following the enforcemen­t of the Movement Control Order (MCO).

“The Lighting Programme is to encourage the public and building owners to turn on the lights to create a festive atmosphere at night so that the Federal Territory will always be vibrant throughout February,” he told Bernama here yesterday.

Muhammad Azmi said after Feb 7, lights at the Putrajaya landmarks would be lit at night every weekend until Feb 28.

He said the people of Putrajaya can enjoy the lively atmosphere created by the lighting from home with the family and share photos and videos through social media by placing the hashtag #Wilayah Persederal­WilayahPri­hatin and #kibarbende­raWP.

For the programme to beautify and enliven Putrajaya in conjunctio­n with this year’s celebratio­n, PPj has allocated more than 10,000 Federal Territory flags and buntings with more than 1,000 buntings installed on protocol, federal and municipal roads.

PPj has also distribute­d 8,450 flags to the Putrajaya Residents Representa­tive Council (MPPWP) and 25 schools here as an incentive to organise the Federal Territory Flag Waving Competitio­n this year.

In compliance with the standard operating procedure (SOP), he said this year’s People’s Feast (Kenduri Rakyat) programme was held with the delivery of food baskets to B40 category families in Putrajaya with an allocation of RM100,000.

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