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Three years on, grieving families of the five Orang Asli children, who disappeared from a remote primary school and are presumed dead, are again urging the Government to build primary schools within their villages in Gua Musang, Kelantan so that the risk of their children running away from schools will not recur. In October 2015, seven such children ran away from SK Tohoi and only two of them survived.
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