 In particular, the Kanaq people would rather avoid accepting them, and they continued their traditional way of life, had free access to their native land and jungles, and could hunt and collect timber there.Nevertheless, in recent years, the efforts of government structures to integrate Kanaq people into the Malaysian society have begun to bring results.Asphalted roads were paved into the village, a mosque, a public hall and a kindergarten were built in Sungai Selangi.