June 11, 2013
The BRATs at Kuala Terengganu were sent on an assignment at Pulau Duyung.
They managed to talk to boat-makers who have been building traditional wooden boats the same way for generations.
Watch what went down in the video below.
Read the full story on boat-making here.
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