Despite the erratic weather, SAFRA members and their families were out in droves for a fun day at the Padang on CarFree Sunday.
The rain in the morning did not deter families from having fun on Sunday, 27 May, at the SAFRA Family Day Out, in conjunction with Families for Life Celebrations 2018.
The day coincided with Car-Free Sunday, which meant the roads around the Padang were closed to traffic, and that families could stroll leisurely around the area without any worry.
The SAFRA Family Day Out is a bonding opportunity for SAFRA members and their families to spend quality time together. SAFRA organises around four such events a year to encourage active fatherhood and the building of strong family ties.
This story is from the July - August 2018 edition of NSman.
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