Govt, volunteer divers join hands for underwater clean-up off KK waters


Sabah Diving Squad Club members taking part in the navy's Borneo Ultra Ocean Cleanup off Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, Kota Kinabalu. (Photo courtesy of Sabah Diving Squad Club)

KOTA KINABALU: More than 130 government and volunteer divers joined forces to carry out underwater clean-ups at islands in the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park here.

The one-day event dubbed Borneo Ultra Ocean Cleanup was organised by the Royal Malaysian Navy Submarine Force with members of the Sabah Diving Squad volunteering on Saturday (Sept 23).

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