Group urges Sabah govt to think carefully over proposed resort, theme park project in protected park


KOTA KINABALU: An environmental group has urged the Sabah government not to throw caution to the wind over a proposed project by a Singaporean company to build a resort that will include a theme park in a protected area in the state.

Sabah Environmental Protection Association (Sepa) president Alexander Yee pointed out that specific sites were earlier gazetted as protected reserves for, among others, its natural and heritage values.

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