Orang Asli in Perak Create Malaysia's Longest Sash

Kampung Chenderong Kelubi is an Orang Asli village located in the state of Perak. This village has been selected for physical development projects and has received basic infrastructure facilities. Among the basic infrastructure facilities received are paved roads, clean water supply, electricity supply, and many more that are currently in progress. For your information, Kampung Chenderong Kelubi is located approximately 30 km or a half-hour drive from the administrative center of the Kampung Gajah district.

Tok Batin Pandak a/l Kulob Samad is the individual chosen and entrusted to lead the residents of Kampung Chenderong Kelubi. This village is also located within the Kampung Gajah state constituency.

Today, Kampung Chenderong Kelubi is an Orang Asli village complete with infrastructure facilities such as a community hall, surau, kindergarten, primary school, and more. This village is no longer isolated from the outside world.

This is because roads have been built to the village, and it also has 24-hour electricity supply. The residents are friendly, and many have achieved success. The school teachers consist of Orang Asli, who are the original residents of this village. The village even has its own band.

That is a brief introduction to the Orang Asli village known as Kampung Chenderong Kelubi. Returning to the topic of this article, we as Perak natives are proud of the success achieved by the residents of this village.

The Malaysia Book of Records has officially recognized the record for the longest sash created and produced by the residents of Kampung Chenderong Kelubi. They successfully set a new record in the "longest sash" category, measuring 1,223 meters or 1.223 km.