Orang asli land issue an important factor in by-election


KUALA LUMPUR: With one-fourth of registered voters in Cameron Highland being orang asli, orang asli land issue has become an important factor for the Jan 26 by-election.

The Election Commission statistics showed there were 11,010 Malays (34.4%), 9,549 Chinese (29.8%), 4,745 (14.8%) Indians and 6,704 (20.9%) other ethnicities (mostly orang asli).

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