Borderless Unduk Ngadau this time

Kota Kinabalu: After a year of absence as the main highlight of the annual State-level Kaamatan celebration due to the pandemic, the Unduk Ngadau Kaamatan pagent is back this year but online.

Planned to be conducted almost entirely virtual, the organisers will also entrust the public with more “power” to choose the finalists - both at the district and State levels.

 

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