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Hasmadi Ghazali reported for duty at Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Balar in Pos Balar earlier this month, bringing to an end nearly 11 years of a long-distance marriage with his wife Norsiah Along, 50, a Temiar Orang Asli who lives in the settlement with their four children. Photo source: Hasmadi Ghazali via Bernama

Zulhazman photographed with a rafflesia during a field study. Photo: Edited in Canva.

Syahira (second, right)

Long Rambo Kamaruddin, 64. - Photo by Bernama

Jaminan, 36, has spent the last four years wandering through the forests seeking out the best types of bamboo. Photo by Bernama

Orang Asli women from the Mendriq tribe jotting down the words and sentences they use when met by Bernama in Kampung Lah recently. - Photo by Bernama

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The family of an Orang Asli (Temiar tribe) man, the victim of a fatal tiger attack at Pos Pasik here, will receive a monthly pension of RM918.75 from Perkeso (Social Security Organisation) starting October.