ALOR SETAR: It’s every farmer’s dream these days to have a Musang King orchard, given that the sought-after durian variety is sold for at least RM300 a kilogramme in China.
But this pursuit of profits is a prickly issue for others affected by a durian plantation project in the Gunung Inas forest reserve, a popular spot for holidaymakers.
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