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While visiting Aquaria KLCC, many guests found it difficult to see any fish in a dimly lit aquarium. A makcik cleaner nearby noticed and helped guide them, pointing out where the fish were hiding behind the red light and explaining their behaviour. The simple act of kindness quickly earned... show more

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