Seven orang asli kids still missing, frustration mounts


GUA MUSANG: The search for the missing seven orang asli children has turned unpleasant. The community is accusing the authorities of having a lax attitude.

Kelantan Orang Asli Youth Network chairman Dendi Johari (pic) said he was disappointed that the search and rescue operations comprised only 104 people from the police, Civil Defence Department, Rela and the Fire and Rescue Department.

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