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Gua Matsurat, situated within the Ipoh township, near the famous Gunung Lang Recreational Park is rich in history but if people continue to dig further, the walls of the cave could collapse destroying a link to the past forever. RONNIE CHIN / The Star

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Gua Matsurat, situated within the Ipoh township, near the famous Gunung Lang Recreational Park is rich in history but if people continue to dig further, the walls of the cave could collapse destroying a link to the past forever. RONNIE CHIN / The Star

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