Mek Raya
The story of a fierce and gangster woman living in Kampung Buluh, Kuala Berang. She is famous for the nickname 'Mek Bunga' among her followers or 'set gedebe' (gangsters) and is feared by every gangster in Upper Terengganu covering the districts of Kuala Berang, Tanggul, Kuala Telemong to the Marang area. Nevertheless, she has loved the Hibiscus flower since childhood and also possesses a strong sense of patriotism.
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The story of a fierce and gangster woman living in Kampung Buluh, Kuala Berang. She is famous for the nickname 'Mek Bunga' among her followers or 'set gedebe' (gangsters) and is feared by every gangster in Upper Terengganu covering the districts of Kuala Berang, Tanggul, Kuala Telemong to the Marang area. Nevertheless, she has loved the Hibiscus flower since childhood and also possesses a strong sense of patriotism.
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