Two orang asli children found emaciated but alive in unforgiving terrain


GUA MUSANG: Seven orang asli children aged between seven and 11 went missing for 46 days in hilly terrain described as unforgiving by adult hikers.

Miraculously, two have survived just when hope of finding any alive was fading after the discovery of the remains of two children in the surrounding area days earlier.

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