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TEMERLOH, 25 Februari 2026 -Kebawah Duli Paduka Baginda Sultan Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah bertitah projek rumah pam air Kampung Paya Badak di sini merupakan salah satu bukti bahawa masyarakat Orang Asli di negeri ini tidak pernah dipinggirkan.

Paduka Baginda bertitah, pelbagai usaha dilakukan bagi memperkukuh pembangunan infrastruktur dan kebajikan rakyat luar bandar, khususnya masyarakat Orang Asli, menerusi pelaksanaan pelbagai projek kemudahan asas di seluruh negeri ini.

“Saya nak bagi pujian khususnya kepada Pegawai Daerah Temerloh, Dato’ Khairur Rizal kerana satu contoh yang telah dibuktikan berjaya laksanakan projek dengan secepat mungkin seperti pelaksanaan jalan alternatif di sekitar Kampung Tenggoh di Seberang Lebak.

“Saya ingin menyentuh sikit, Kerajaan Negeri Pahang sentiasa memandang berat dari segi kemudahan-kemudahan asas, khususnya di kampung-kampung pedalaman.
Saya juga telah terima taklimat berkaitan perlaksanaan dan kebaikan projek-projek bekalan air di seluruh negeri Pahang, Alhamdulillah dapat dilaksana dengan sebaik mungkin” titah Paduka Baginda.

Sementara itu Paduka Baginda bertitah, tumpuan turut diberikan kepada kebajikan masyarakat Orang Asli, selaras dengan agenda kerajaan negeri untuk memastikan golongan tersebut menikmati keselesaan dan pembangunan setara.

Setakat ini, sebanyak 27 kampung Orang Asli telah diwartakan melibatkan kira-kira 7,706.29 hektar tanah manakala dalam masa sama, 101 lagi kampung Orang Asli sedang dalam proses pewartaan.

“Perkembangan ini mencerminkan keutamaan tinggi yang diberikan oleh kerajaan negeri terhadap hak dan kebajikan masyarakat Orang Asli,” titah Paduka Baginda.

Dalam pada itu Paduka Baginda menegaskan bahawa rakyat, termasuk masyarakat kampung dan Orang Asli, akan terus dibela dan sebarang usaha untuk memecahbelahkan perpaduan rakyat negeri ini tidak akan dilayan.
Menyentuh mengenai projek perumahan dan bekalan air, beliau berharap semua kawasan tanpa mengira kaum termasuk Orang Asli, Melayu, Cina dan India terus diberi perhatian sewajarnya.

“Saya harap rakyat di sini dapat menikmati kemudahan bekalan air disediakan ini dan terus hidup dalam keadaan harmoni, muafakat dan sepakat,” titah Paduka Baginda. – KESULTANAN PAHANG
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WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS, GAZETTEMENT OF VILLAGES PROVE ORANG ASLI HAVE NEVER BEEN MARGINALISED – HRH THE SULTAN OF PAHANG

TEMERLOH, February 25, 2026 – His Royal Highness the Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah Al-Marhum Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah, decreed that the water pump house project in Kampung Paya Badak here stands as clear proof that the Orang Asli community in the state has never been marginalised.

His Royal Highness said that various efforts have been undertaken to strengthen infrastructure development and the welfare of rural communities, particularly the Orang Asli, through the implementation of numerous basic amenities projects across the state.

“I would like to extend special praise to the Temerloh District Officer, Dato’ Khairur Rizal for demonstrating a successful example of implementing projects as swiftly as possible, such as the construction of an alternative road around Kampung Tenggoh in Seberang Lebak.

“I would also like to touch on the fact that the Pahang State Government has always placed great emphasis on basic amenities, especially in rural villages. I have also received a briefing regarding the implementation and benefits of water supply projects throughout Pahang, and Alhamdulillah, they have been carried out in the best possible manner,” His Royal Highness decreed.

Meanwhile, His Royal Highness stated that special attention continues to be given to the welfare of the Orang Asli community, in line with the state government’s agenda to ensure they enjoy comfort and equitable development.

To date, a total of 27 Orang Asli villages have been gazetted, involving approximately 7,706.29 hectares of land, while another 101 villages are currently in the process of gazettement.

“This development reflects the high priority given by the state government to the rights and welfare of the Orang Asli community,” His Royal Highness decreed.

At the same time, His Royal Highness emphasised that the people, including villagers and the Orang Asli community, will continue to be protected, and any attempts to divide the unity of the people in the state will not be tolerated.

Touching on housing and water supply projects, His Royal Highness expressed hope that all areas, regardless of race — including Orang Asli, Malays, Chinese and Indians — will continue to receive due attention.

“I hope the people here will benefit from the water supply facilities provided and continue to live in harmony, unity and mutual understanding,” decreed His Royal Highness. – KESULTANAN PAHANG