Despite state efforts, illegal logging remains rampant in Sarawak

KUCHING: Although there has been progress, Sarawak’s journey to curb illegal logging is still a long and winding road, with many potholes to show for decades of destruction.

Sungai Asap residents – resettled Dayaks displaced by the Bakun dam a generation ago – know this too well.

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