he community centre-cum-preschool and futsal court at the new orang asli residential area in Pasir Panjang, Port Dickson.
WALK into Kampung Palebar Baru in Pasir Panjang, Port Dickson and you can be forgiven if you thought the owners of the recently built 52 semi-detached units costing some RM500,000 each were those from the high-income bracket.
The owners of the homes are families from the Temuan tribe who were relocated after their settlement in Kampung Palebar in Labu was acquired for the construction of affordable homes.
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