'Tourists still flocking to Singamata despite setbacks'


KOTA KINABALU: Closing resorts in Semporna in the wake of the MH370 crisis and the recent abductions at the Singamata Reef Resort will not prevent future kidnap attempts, says Sabah Tourism, Culture and Envi­ronment minister Datuk Masidi Manjun.

He said that despite the recent setbacks, tourists were still flocking to the resorts, though not as many as previously.

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