NGO urges communities to unite and fight for progress


Dayak youths performing a warrior dance called the Ngajat at the pre-Gawai Bazaar Miri launch. —STEPHEN THEN/The Star

MIRI: There are already many groups and organisations formed by the Dayak community in Sarawak, and yet more are emerging.

This situation is not conducive to promote unity and solidarity among the Dayak people, said Gagasan Anak Dayak Sarawak president Gulin Shandom.

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