Learning about Chinese migration


Contribution: Pang (left) marking the launch of The Diaries of George C. Woolley, Volume 1: 1901-1907 in conjunction with Sabah Museum’s 50th anniversary in Kota Kinabalu. Looking on are Sabah Museum director Joanna Kitingan (third from right), the book’s editors Prof Danny Wong Tze Ken (right) and Stella Moo-Tan. Photo: NORMIMIE DIUN

MORE research is needed on the migration of Chinese into Sabah.

State Tourism, Culture and Environment assistant minister Datuk Pang Yuk Ming noted people from China came to north Borneo as early as 1,000 years ago.

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