Illegal durian farmers seek to work with govt in developing industry


Durian farmers without permits in Raub are opposing a land legalisation scheme.

KUANTAN: The Save Musang King Alliance (Samka), a group formed by durian farmers who have no permits, plans to take out an injunction to stop any attempt to seize their farms.

Its chairman Wilson Chang said they had appointed lawyers and were ready to take the matter to court.

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