'Trespasser' tells Orang Asli to move out for durian project, Perak MB calls for probe

IPOH: The residents of an Orang Asli village in Kampung Sungai Sinju in Simpang Pulai near here have been ordered to move out to make way for the commercial cultivation of Musang King durian.

Tok Batin Alang Apok Sitam, 66, claimed that 163 of the residents were served the notice to vacate the land on Feb 23.

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Trespass , Orang Asli , Kampung Sungai Sinju , Simpang Pulai , Jakoa , Mentri Besar , Saarani Mohamad

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