Road ahead still uncertain


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 21 Jul 2019

Concerned: Dr Mah meeting with some orang asli children at Kampung Kuala Koh during his visit there on Wednesday. With him is Kelantan MCA deputy chairman Chee Sien Chen (left). — IVAN LOH/The Star

The Batek Orang Asli community in a village in Kelantan is still grappling with the multiple deaths and illnesses that it suffered. 

THEIR carefree life vanished overnight.

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