WWF Malaysia wants all-out war against fish bombers


Fish bombs cause tremendous damage to marine life, especially coral reefs.

KOTA KINABALU: WWF Malaysia is calling for increased efforts to combat illegal fish-bombing activities that have been occurring in Sabah for decades.

WWF Malaysia's interim marine head Monique Sumampouw said fish-bombing was a matter of life and death, which not only affects marine life but human beings as well.

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