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The shaman or 'Bomoh' performing a healing ritual

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Tok Batin Mabot Sela and his son receiving an appreciation award in conjunction with Senior Citizens Awards 2013

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As a community, they live as a group and work as a group. They have a leader that is called ‘Batin’ that is in charge of keeping the order and peace within the community. The ‘Batin’ is responsible for setting the rules and also responsible for coming up a punishments for those who comitted crime in the tribe. They also are resposible for any sort of connection to the outside world.

They also have a Shaman, a spiritual leader, who takes care of anything in ritualistic nature. He in charge for partaking in any religion rituals and anything that has to do with their religion

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Malaysian Ministry of Rural Development open up a smaller body called Department of Orang Asli Affairs to take care of the well-being of people.

To eradicate property

improving their health

Promote education

They are now known as Bumiputeras

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Orang Asli often trade their jungle produce from their farm with the Malays

Exchange for:

Salt

Knives

Metal Axe-Heads

Blowpipe & blowpipe heads

They also helped in the growth of the Malay peninsular economic history
Gift exchange is not uncommon betweeen the Malays and the Orang Aslis'

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Life Style

Fishing, hunting and agriculture are one of the main occupations

The blowpipes used by them for hunting monkeys and birds are extremely accurate

Orang Asli people work in towns and cities

Semi-nomadic, preferring to take advantage of the seasonal bounties of the forest.