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	The noise level was, however, noticeably lower perhaps due to the repeated warnings and calls by organisers to stop using the horn.</div>
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	Many protesters, some of whom had spent the night sleeping on the street, woke up at around 7am and participated in the programmes arranged by Bersih.</div>
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	Some went to the St. John&rsquo;s Cathedral for morning mass while some others decided to start they day by participating in morning exercises.</div>
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	At 9.30am, protesters gathered at Dataran Merdeka sang the national anthem.</div>
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	A programme of songs, dances and speeches are set to resume at 10am.</div>
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	The rally is expected to break for lunch at noon.</div>

Protesters begin second day with prayers, morning exercise

KUALA LUMPUR: Rally goers woke up to the sounds of vuvuzelas on Sunday morning to begin Day Two of the Bersih 4 rally.