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Two Orang Asli survivors still in shock eight years on - Vimarsana News

Two Orang Asli survivors still in shock eight years on

PETALING JAYA: For two Orang Asli survivors, even the passage of time could not assuage the shock and trauma of being lost in a Kelantan jungle for more than a month and losing their friends and family in the ordeal that happened eight years ago.

RM1.4mil for kin of 'lost' children - Vimarsana News

RM1.4mil for kin of 'lost' children

PETALING JAYA: Eight years ago, seven Orang Asli students who ran away from a boarding school in Kelantan were lost in a dense forest for 47 days, and only two were found – barely alive and badly emaciated.

Gov To Pay RM1.41mil To Families Of 7 Orang Asli Kids Who Went Missing In 2015 - Vimarsana News

Gov To Pay RM1.41mil To Families Of 7 Orang Asli Kids Who Went Missing In 2015

On 23 August 2015, seven children went missing in the jungle and only two survived.

Families of 7 Orang Asli kids missing from govt boarding school agree to RM1.41mil settlement - Vimarsana News

Families of 7 Orang Asli kids missing from govt boarding school agree to RM1.41mil settlement

PETALING JAYA: The families of seven Orang Asli students who went missing from a boarding school in Kelantan eight years ago have agreed to a RM1.41 million settlement with the government.

Families of lost-in-jungle Orang Asli kids get RM1.4mil from govt - Vimarsana News

Families of lost-in-jungle Orang Asli kids get RM1.4mil from govt

PETALING JAYA: Eight years after the shocking 47-day disappearance of seven Orang Asli students from a boarding school in Kelantan, the student's families have finally found closure after the government's agreement on a RM1.41mil settlement.