Pahang Sultan orders stop to illegal farming in Cameron Highlands


Pahang's Sultan Ahmad voicing displeasure over clean-up efforts following the recent mud floods.

CAMERON HIGHLANDS: The Sultan of Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah Sultan Abu Bakar has called for an end to illegal farming here.

"Illegal farming has been in existence since the British (colonial) times. It's an infectious disease.

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