No end in sight to logging dispute in Gua Musang


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 10 Nov 2016

A man cutting through the barricade with a chainsaw, forcing the orang asli activists to flee.

KOTA BARU: The impasse between the orang asli and Kelantan government over logging activities in Gua Musang is not expected to end anytime soon.

The 200-odd orang asli of the Temiar tribe will continue to guard the two blockades between Pos Simpor and Pos Gob that they built in September.

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