Rising fear of crocodiles


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 29 Jul 2012

It's the hot season, a favourite time for crocodiles to prey on unsuspecting victims along the rivers of Sarawak.

HOUSEWIFE Mili Nur was bathing in Sarawak's Sungai Niah when her right leg was bitten by a crocodile. While the reptile tried to pull her into the water, she kicked, struggled and managed to free herself.

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