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10 kampung pesisir Sungai Pahang bakal pupus, hilang tarikan ekonomi
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Sejak 1960-an, 15 kampung lenyap dan 10 lagi bakal menyusul jika kecenderungan generasi muda berpindah dan enggan bermastautin berterusan.

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