Creating a ‘Green Haven’ for the Orang Asli


Responding to needs: The gutter pre-filter being installed at the village.

Under the “Green Haven” project, a group of Taylor’s University students is working hard to improve water quality for indigenous communities in Malaysia.

While efforts are underway, additional materials and resources are required to further refine the water quality to suit the needs of the villagers, said project leader Lithnes Kalaivani Palniandy.

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