Escape theme park has a small footprint in the Teluk Bahang woodlands where it is built to keep the environmental impact minimal.
THE power to protect the environment lies in the hands of ordinary people, according to Escape theme park chief executive officer Sim Choo Kheng.
“We are left with only one choice, ourselves. We need to empower the masses to expose and censure businesses and individuals who harm our world,” he said on World Environment Day yesterday.
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