Divers set record after park clean-up in Sabah


KOTA KINABALU: A monumental underwater clean-up of the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park here over 168 consecutive hours resulted in 3,171kg of trash being collected and a new Guinness World Records.

A total of 134 local and international divers took part in the longest underwater clean-up organised by Astro Kasih. The marathon effort which started on April 6 ended at 8.30am yesterday.

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