Murut villagers continue push for native land titles amid state silence


Murut villagers from Sabah's interior Pensiangan turned up at the state capital to push for their native land titles to be issued.

KOTA KINABALU: Murut villagers from Sabah's interior Pensiangan area are continuing their push for their native land titles to be issued individually and not under a communal title.

Some 200 Kg Sapulut residents turned up in front of the Sabah Government Administrative Complex that houses Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor's office on Tuesday (May 25) demanding that the state government scrap the communal titles and issue them with native titles instead.

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