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Cameron Highlands by-election puts spotlight on pollution woes, squeeze on Orang Asli villages
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Trinna Leong
CAMERON HIGHLANDS - Ahead of a by-election on Saturday (Jan 26), things are heating up in a tourist destination famous for its tea plantations and cool air.
Up to 32,009 registered voters in Cameron Highlands will pick a new Member of Parliament after an election court ruled that a Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate who won the federal seat narrowly in last May's general election had won as a result of bribery.
