The Tua Pek Gong festival on Ubin remains my most cherished recollection from Ubin Kakis. This memory holds a special place in my heart as I witnessed the entire Pulau Ubin community uniting to organize and celebrate a collective endeavor. What left a profound impact on me was the sight of non-residents dedicating their time from the mainland to participate as volunteers. These volunteers represented a diverse spectrum of society, ranging from young students to senior citizens. Observing this harmonious convergence of individuals from different backgrounds was truly heartwarming.
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