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SIBU: There was early Gawai Dayak cheer for 710 occupants from 28 longhouses who received a total of RM2.4mil as dividend and cash incentives from cultivation of their native customary rights (NCR) land.

The land totalling 5,665ha at Ulu Sebauh in Bintulu had been developed into a commercial oil palm plantation since 2005 on a joint venture basis with Ta Ann Pelta Silas Plantation Sdn Bhd.

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