Lifeline initiative for Dayaks pays off


PETALING JAYA: No matter where they may be, John Wan Usang and Juvita Tatan Wan always make it a point to return to their longhouse in Long San, upper Baram.

With every trip back to their hometown, they realised that their communities in Sarawak were not only being left behind, but were also losing their cultural heritage.

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