(Video) DBKL Shares The History of The ‘Museum’ In CTDK’s Music Video

Siti Nurhaliza’s newly released Siapa Tak Mahu music video blasted into YouTube with 1,3000,000 in four days.

The Siapa Tak Mahu video featuring Mira Filzah and Hun Haqeem, is placing to be the fastest video to reach a million views in her YouTube channel.

Recently, DBKL on their Facebook shares the actual history of the location used on the music video Siapa Tak Mahu.

“Everyone must have watched Siti Nurhaliza’s latest video clip, right? The location used in the video clip is Rumah Tangsi located at Lot 10, Jalan Tangsi.”

According to DBKL, the Tangsi House located at Jalan Tangsi (Barack Road) was once known as Loke Chow Kit Mansion and was built in 1903.

It was designed in the British Regency style by Anglo-Indian architect A.K. Musdeen.

Loke Chow Kit resided there for about a year, before selling the building.  In September 2012, the mansion was gazetted as a National Heritage Building, under the name Rumah Agam Loke Chow Kit, or Loke Chow Kit Mansion and now belongs to DBKL.

Rumah Tangsi aka Loke Chow Kit Mansion or 10 Tangsi is now a public building with spaces that can be rented by the public through DBKL.

Sources: DBKL

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