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Dive right in to save coral reefs

By REMAR NORDIN
Coral reefs serve as habitats for small crustaceans, breeding grounds for fishes and are the main attraction at the Mersing islands.

NGO: Heat-induced mass bleaching will impact livelihoods and tourism

THE El Nino phenomenon, which causes unusual warming of surface waters, is directly impacting coral reefs at the Mersing islands in Johor.

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