How did Jaslinda cope with the lack of food for two weeks?

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Jaslinda Saludin Survived Two Weeks in the Jungle by Consuming Natural Water Sources

Jaslinda Saludin, a 49-year-old hiker, managed to survive for 14 days in the forest of Gunung Batu Putih near Tapah by drinking water from natural sources, as she had no food during this period. She was eventually found safe by an Orang Asli villager near Kampung Lubuk Gaharu, Pos Musoh, Tapah.
Survival Without Sustenance

Saludin explicitly stated that she did not consume any food for the entire two weeks she was lost. Her survival hinged entirely on her ability to find and drink water available in the natural environment.
Reliance on Natural Water

The hiker recounted that she drank water from various natural sources, including what she described as "dark water, brown water," and notably, water collected within pitcher plants. This adaptation to local water availability was crucial for her endurance.
Discovery and Rescue

Her ordeal concluded when she was found by Orang Asli villager Nazri a/l Bah Eng. The rescue occurred near Kampung Lubuk Gaharu, Pos Musoh, Tapah. Following her discovery, Saludin was transported to Tapah Hospital for necessary medical attention.

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