Orang asli village chiefs not threatened during dialogue, says Fuziah


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 20 Jan 2019

Fuziah Salleh

KUANTAN: Orang asli village chiefs or Tok Batin are neither threatened nor offered anything during a dialogue in Cameron Highlands, says Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Fuziah Salleh (pic).

Fuziah said the meeting was held between government representatives and several Tok Batin to discuss their issues.

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