Ferries transporting logs not new, says Perak Forestry Dept


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 11 Jul 2019

A screen grab of the video posted on Facebook.

IPOH: Ferries have been used to transport forest produce including timber, crossing Tasik Bersia from the Temenggor Forest Reserve to a timber collection centre in Bersia, Gerik, since last year, says the Perak Forestry Department.

In a statement Thursday (July 11), the department said the ferry route was introduced since the beginning of 2018 and not after a blockade was built by the Orang Asli at Sungai Papan and Cenawing in the Air Chepam Forest Reserve several months ago.

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