Kg Aring 5 Orang Asli living in fear after fresh tiger tracks spotted


Bateq children in Kg Aring 5 playing under the watchful eyes of adults, who have stopped them from playing beyond the confines of the village until the tiger said to be roaming the area is caught. – BERNAMApic

GUA MUSANG: The Orang Asli Bateq community in Kampung Aring 5 here claim tigers have been prowling near their village in the past week.

Resident Ayob Abdul Razak, 35, said a few of them came across tiger tracks near a river about 3km from the village.

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