JOHOR BARU: The Orang Asli community hopes that the money allocated to them under Budget 2022 will be disbursed to them without delay.
Tanai Tom, who is a member of the Orang Seletar tribe from Kampung Bakar Batu Perling near here, said the allocation would help ease their hardship.
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