Sabahans told not to take global warming lightly.


Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Christina Liew (seated centre) at the Air Quality Monitoring in Schools (AQUAMS)portal launch in Kota Kinabalu April 17.

KOTA KINABALU: Global warming and climate change are a real threat and everyones has a role to play to conserve the environment, says Datuk Christina Liew.

The state Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister said Sabah was part of the global community facing the same challenge of climate change and global warming.

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