Bevy cute otters romp on deserted Melaka beach


MELAKA: Tourists may not be frequenting a beach resort in Melaka here, but a bevy of otters have been spotted romping in its sands here as the vacation spot is closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Shah Beach Resort manager Dennis Samford said the sea otters were first seen at the beachfront of the resort on Saturday (June 6) evening.

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