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Hi everyone! Welcome to our blog.

Here, we want to introduce ourselves to you.



We are from the faculty of computing and multimedia at University Poly-tech Malaysia. The man on the right of the photo above named Idzham,18 years old while the one in the middle named Aqil, and the man on the left is named Irfan, both of whom are 18 years old. The only girl called Hanan, 18 years old.

We are thrilled to introduce our incredibly talented team for this exciting school project. This is a group of motivated and devoted individuals who come together to deliver insightful content on a variety of topics. Each of our team members contributed their knowledge, capability, and know-how to bring high-quality articles that inspire, inform, and entertain our readers.

The purpose of this blog is to let other knows about Malaysia .To garner attention of other people from around the globe to come to Malaysia and experience everything we told you in this blog here in Malaysia because most of the thing in Malaysia you wont be able to experience it in other country.



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