Hundreds of fish found dead in one of Sandakan's raw water sources

By STEPHANIE LEE
  • Nation

  • Sunday, 27 May 2018

KOTA KINABALU: Hundreds of dead fish were seen along the Segaliud River in Batu Sapi in Sandakan on Sunday, causing a foul stench to linger in the area.

Segaliud River, like the Kinabatangan River nearby, is a source of water supply to Sandakan and its surrounding areas.

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