Kelantan Deputy MB: We're not concerned about losing money


KOTA BARU: The PAS-led Kelantan government is not concerned about losing profits over the stop-work order on two logging companies in the Balah forest reserve, Gua Musang.

Deputy Mentri Besar Datuk Mohd Amar Abdullah (pix) said he was willing to meet the orang asli groups to discuss the matter and find an amicable solution to ease the tension between them and loggers.     

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Mohd Amar Abdullah , orang asli , Kelantan

   

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