Sabah minister lauds move by police to 're-open' beat base in tourist area in KK


Sabah police reactivated its beat base at Warisan Square which is popular with locals and tourists alike.

KOTA KINABALU: Datuk Christina Liew has welcomed the Sabah police’s initiative to reactivate its beat base at Warisan Square here in view of the revival of the tourism industry in the state.

The Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister said the decision was most timely as the state was on track to tourism recovery.

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