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The fund set up to buy the land where the Seafield Sri Maha Mariamman Temple is located has reached RM2mil, with help from businessman Tan Sri Vincent Tan, along with Tan Sri David Kong, founder and executive chairman of death care service provider Nirvana Asia Ltd, and Tan Sri Barry Goh, who have also donated RM500,000 each to the fund.
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