No signs of illegal gold mining


KOTA KINABALU: State Forestry officials and other enforcement agencies are keeping a close watch on the possibility of future illegal gold mining activities in Sabah, especially in forest reserves.

Sabah chief conservator of forests Frederick Kugan said although there were no further reports of such activities following a raid in Lahad Datu on Oct 10, monitoring would still be conducted.

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