Four crocs shot dead in Sandakan as hunt for killer reptile goes on


KOTA KINABALU: Four crocodiles were shot dead on Tuesday (Sept 13) night as wildlife rangers stepped up the hunt for the beast that killed a man in Sandakan's Seguntor River recently.

Sandakan Wildlife Department officer Hussein Muin said on Wednesday (Sept 14) the crocodiles were killed during an operation in the area where a man in his 50s was attacked while crossing the river on a raft.

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