Several tourist attractions in Sabah still closed despite easing of MCO rules


The temporary closure notices erected at the entrance of the Sabah Museum premise in Kota Kinabalu.

KOTA KINABALU: Despite the relaxation of tourism and cultural activities announced last week, major tourism and cultural spots in the state capital have yet to be opened to the public.

A visit to the State Museum here on Wednesday (Feb 24) found that the facility is still closed, with temporary closure notices at the gate and entrance to the premises.

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