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Orang Sumber (Informan)

 

 

1.         Nama  : En. Salim bin Palon Umur   : 59 tahun

Kedudukan dalam masyarakat Seletar: Tok Batin Kampung Sg. Temon Pekerjaan                    : 

Nelayan dan mengusahakan restauran makanan laut Tempat Bermastautin : Kampung Sg. Temon, Johor 

Bahru, Johor

Tarikh Temu Bual      : 18 April 2019

 

2.         Nama  : Pn. Leiti binti Akon

Kedudukan dalam masyarakat Seletar: Isteri kepada En. Salim bin Palon, Tok Batin Kampung Sg. Temon

Pekerjaan                    : Nelayan dan mengusahakan restauran makanan laut Tempat Bermastautin 

: Kampung Sg. Temon, Johor Bahru, Johor

Tarikh Temu Bual      : 18 April 2019

 

3.         Nama  : En. Jefree bin Salim Umur   : 37 tahun

Kedudukan dalam masyarakat Seletar: Anak kepada En. Salim bin Palon, Tok Batin Kampung Sg. Temon

Pekerjaan                    : Nelayan dan Pemandu Pelancong

Tempat Bermastautin : Kampung Sg. Temon, Johor Bahru, Johor Tarikh Temu Bual      : 18 April 2019

 

 

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