NSTnation Chariot roofed with three-dimensional lights for Thaipusam in KL
Honorary Secretary of Sri Maha Mariamman Temple C. Sethupathy said that the 3D reflections that radiates towards the idols, and more than 1,000 light-emitting diode lights used on the chariot, will bring a new look to the festival.
Significantly, Sethupathy also said that prayers need to be conducted before work starts as a way to seek permission from God and another ‘pooja’ upon the completion of cleaning and decorating. The returning journey, meanwhile, will take place on Feb 9 at 4pm from Batu Caves and the chariot is expected to reach Sri Maha Mariamman temple at 3am on Feb 10.Sethupathy also sought cooperation from the devotees to abide by traffic rules and flow during the entire procession.
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