Uplifting Orang Asli villagers


Proud moment: Manao (left) with students who passed their test.

PETALING JAYA: Six years ago, Manao Alan Wah found out that many Orang Asli in Negri Sembilan villages were able to drive cars and ride motorcycles but they did not have valid licences.

He said issues such as illiteracy and lack of financial resources prevented them from obtaining a licence from the authorities.

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