10,000 Orang Asli in Gua Musang cut off by landslide and heavy floods


GUA MUSANG: About 10,000 members of the Temiar tribe in this district have been cut off from the outside world since last Friday after the Kuala Betis-Gua Musang road was made inaccessible due to a landslide, collapsed bridge and floods.

Galas assemblyman Mohd Syahbuddin Hashim said the Orang Asli tribes members were from the Pos Tohoi, Pos Bihai, Pos Belatim, Pos Balar, Pos Gob, Pos Simpor, and Kuala Betis settlements.

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