Tourists should not be alarmed by illegal fish bombing incident, says Tourism Deputy Minister


IPOH: Tourists should not be spooked by the illegal fish bombing incident in Semporna, says Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Muhammad Bakhtiar Wan Chik. 

Describing the issue as an isolated case, Muhammad Bakhtiar said it will not affect tourists from visiting Sabah. 

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