It belongs to Fisheries Dept, says deputy chief minister


Some of the houses that were illegally buit at the Sabah Fisheries Department land in Menggatal near Kota Kinabalu.

KOTA KINABALU: Dozens of families who have built homes on a 120ha of land thinking it was a village reserve are now facing eviction.

The land, some 15km from the city, belongs to the state Fisheries Department.

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