A sweet payoff for Orang Asli farmer who would not give up


Booming business: Razali and his wife Samsah Angah packing sweet potatoes at their home. Razali says he has sold over 300kg at RM5 per kg. — Bernama

GUA MUSANG: Razali Ayeh suffered huge losses when his banana and jackfruit farms were destroyed by elephants.

However, he did not easily accept defeat.

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