The search and rescue operation for Jaslinda Saludin, a 49-year-old hiker missing since May 24 at Gunung Batu Putih in Malaysia, is set to intensify with the involvement of the local Orang Asli community starting June 2. Datuk Sayani Saidon, director of the Perak Fire and Rescue Department, announced that over 22 residents from Kampung Orang Asli Ampang Woh will participate in small groups focusing on off-road areas between Kem Sukaneka and Gunung Rayu. The search has now entered its eighth day, and concerns are growing regarding Jaslinda's physical condition. Previously, the search radius was expanded to cover the main trekking route, but new risks have emerged due to evidence of wildlife in the area, including black panther crossings detected by surveillance cameras. The operation has involved various agencies, including the Wildlife and National Parks Department, and has faced challenges, including minor injuries among rescue personnel. Jaslinda was last seen on May 24 at 7:30 am after continuing towards the summit alone.