My Town. My Kampar

I spent 13 formative years in Kampar, Perak. Thanks to tin ore, it was a bustling and rich town in the 70s and early 80s. I truly believed Kampar was one of the most happening places then. Went back to Kampar recently (thankfully, never did severe any ties with Kampar though) and realised that I don't really know the place in the first place. But Kampar is still my kind of town.

Main Street, Kampar.
Spectacular view of Kampar. Nice, eh?

I wonder what ever happened to Azhar, Ahmad Nawawi, Adzman Alias, Tajul Rosli, Amran, Zaiton Jamil, Karaihanah, Hamid, Baha, Loke Yuen Cheng, Michael Lai, Ng Kwai Meng, Seng Chong, Kwek Seng, Latizah, Hasila, Murugan, Kavitha, Chee Wai, Chin Chin, Wai Kit, Lai Ping, Zainuddin Tan, Zahari, Zainab, Nortaksiah, Yew Kuan and Yew Onn, Fauzi, Roszeman, Azman, Norizah (ini lelaki tau), Rajendran, Roshazmi Dawood, Salina, Zarin, Dzuraini,Faizah, Norhasiah, Leong Wai Seng, Fong Yuen Peng and many more?