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Trip to Sg. Passin Longhouse - Part 5 (Kids Fishing & Medical Check-up)
I was so lucky enough to catch the sunrise that morning just after i woke up at 6.45pm and it was my best sunrise picture ever.
The Sibu Dentist Department went to Sg. Passin with us too. They gave a talk about mouth cancer, taught them how to take care of their teeth and free dental check-up and free tooth extractions for them. I think the dentist had extracted more than a hundred teeth in that morning.
Blood examination..
I was busying with these for whole morning. Recording down their weight, height, and girth for a BMI reading.
I was busying with these for whole morning. Recording down their weight, height, and girth for a BMI reading.
Posted by Victor Kiu 6:39 PM 298 comments
Trip to Sg. Passin Longhouse - Part 4 (Fishing boat returning & a night in longhouse)
As the sun slowly sets down, i saw a boat was heading back to the village with some fishing accessories on boat.
The fish are loaded off the boat, cut and cleaned and ready for cook. They are so generous, they cooked those fishes for us as lunch and dinner.
Posted by Victor Kiu 5:41 PM 9 comments
Trip to Sg. Passin Longhouse - Part 3 (An evening in Sg. Passin)
It was a nice evening and a nice walk with BengBeng around Sg. Passin Village. We saw a lot of things that we never seen it in city.
Water is precious and never wasted. They used to collect rain water for cooking and drinking during rainy day.
Posted by Victor Kiu 5:55 PM 16 comments
Trip to Sg. Passin Longhouse - Part 2 (Welcoming Ceremony)
We finally arrived in S.g Passin Longhouse, after two and a half hours journey on boat. Some of the residents of Sg. Passin were waiting for us.
They are kind and friendly as they helped us carried all the bags, drinks, foods and medical equipment out from the boat.
This is how the longhouse looks like. (Rumah Panjang in Malay). Some of the Longhouses consist of 50-80rooms. There are six longhouses in Sg. Passin.
They played the traditional instrument and small drums for the opening ceremony. The thing that looks like a xylophone, it called "engkerumungs" in Iban. "Tawak" (so called - bass) and "Ketebung" (a single sided drum).
Posted by Victor Kiu 4:52 PM 16 comments
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