Sabah islanders continue coral-planting mission


Giving nature a hand: Islanders carrying out conservation efforts in the seas off Selakan Island. — Photo courtesy of Reef Check Malaysia

KOTA KINABALU: Islanders have planted over 12,500 corals off Sabah’s east coast district of Semporna.

The corals were planted at Selakan, Mabul, Kulapuan and Larapan, which are among the islands popular for scuba diving, since June last year.

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