Tranquil, peaceful life no more for people of Teminar tribe


GUA MUSANG: The tranquil life in the jungle has now turned into an endless nightmare for 63-year-old orang asli, Alang Terawas.

His people of the Teminar tribe, who reside in the Seng Sang village, here, once lived peacefully by using natural resources in their daily life.

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