Tell workers to look after their conduct, Sabah CP tells tourism players


Comm Jauteh (seated middle) advising tourism operators to ensure their workers abide by the code of conduct when dealing with tourists.

KOTA KINABALU: All tourism operators in Sabah have been told to ensure their workforce abide by the code of ethics when dealing with guests.

Sabah Commissioner of Police Datuk Jauteh Dikun issued the advice following the arrest of a local divemaster who had allegedly kissed a tourist from China in the east coast Semporna district.

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