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This is the only administrative building constructed by the Japanese army during the occupation of Sarawak (1941โ1945). ๐๏ธ
But behind its solid walls lies a painful chapter of history.
The building was constructed by prisoners of war from Sabah and Sarawak who were detained at Batu Lintang Camp.โ๏ธ It is said that they were marched daily to the construction site โ a harsh routine under wartime conditions.
Today, the building stands quietly, a silent witness to the bitter days of World War II.
Beneath the stone and concrete are stories of hardship, resilience, and lives forever changed.
It is more than just a historical structure ๏ผit is a reminder that history is built not only with bricks ๐งฑ, but with human sacrifices that should never be forgotten.
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