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Restoring the Malacca Fort

Sunday, June 3rd, 2007 Posted in Malaysia | No Comments »

02 June 2007 (New Straits Times) - The New Straits Times has a weekend focus on the restoration works of the Malacca Fort, first built by the Portuguese after their ... Read more..

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