Flood debris scars Tok Bali beach


Beauty no more: Plastic bottles, rotting wood and leaves washed up from recent floods littering the sandy beach of Tok Bali in Kelantan. — Bernama

PASIR PUTEH: Waste and debris left behind by the recent floods have scarred the beauty of Pantai Tok Bali, a popular beachside destination among local and foreign tourists.

Visitors have to put up with waste – empty plastic bottles, rotten wood and dry leaves scattered in heaps along the sandy beach lined with casuarina and coconut trees.

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