True grit: Malaysia’s first Indian policewoman during the Emergency [WATCH]
HER wrinkled hands hover uncertainly over the organ keys before pressing a chord. There are faltering starts, a few wrong notes, but memory works in curious ways. Though her mind may be clouded, muscle memory guides her fingers to familiar places. From the tangle of discordant notes, a song slowly knits itself together in Malayalam.
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From Kuala Selangor to luxury hotels worldwide — This family’s legacy lives onTHE huge smile. It’s the first thing I notice about Pei Xien Yeoh. Then, the unmistakable voice. Even as I step into the cool embrace of Pangkor Laut Resort’s all-day dining restaurant, grateful for a reprieve from the sticky island heat outside, it’s impossible to miss her.
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