86% of corals in Semporna on verge of destruction by fish bombing


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 26 Jan 2019

KOTA KINABALU: Semporna is known for being the gateway to some of the world's best diving sites, including Mabul Island, but unfortunately, fish bombing activities are threatening the marine ecosystem there.

Semporna Priority Conservation Area team leader Choo Poh Leem said about 86% of the corals in the district were on the verge of destruction due to fish bombing activities.

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