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Environment 8 years ago
Indigenous people in Thailand's Deep South adapt to new lifestyle
The Orang Asli indigenous people have lived in seclusion in the rainforests of southern Thailand since ancient times, but more than a few of them have lately changed the way they live because forest food has gradually grown scarce.
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