GUA MUSANG, Oct 12 (Bernama) -- The absence of accurate numbers of individuals without identification documents poses a challenge for the National Registration Department (JPN) in identifying the Orang Asli and indigenous communities who are still left out of the national registration system.
General : Identification Documents: JPN Faces Challenge In Identifying Affected Groups
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JPN faces challenges in identifying unregistered Orang Asli and indigenous communities due to lack of accurate data.
- JPN struggles to determine the exact number of unregistered individuals.
- Outreach programs are being used to engage rural communities for documentation services.
- Over 30 Orang Asli children applied for identity cards through a recent outreach program.
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