Govt agencies, NGOs assist Orang Asli obtain identification documents, educational access

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JERANTUT: To ensure the Orang Asli community receives necessary assistance, multiple government agencies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are collaborating to help them obtain identification documents and improve educational access.

Taking the lead, the RYTHM Foundation initiated the ‘Sekulah Bateq’ programme in Kampung Kuala Atok last year. This effort aims to provide fundamental education for over 40 students from the Bateq community, with the assistance of teachers from Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Merting, here.

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23/07/2026
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