Divers claim protected sea life being sold in Sabah markets, eateries


KOTA KINABALU: Divers here are concerned that sharks and other marine species, which they believe are protected under the law, are being sold in markets and restaurants.

Deus Diving Club (DDC) president Sim Fui said among these species were catsharks, allegedly sold openly at a restaurant in Tuaran; while another species, described as having white spots on parts of its body, was found at a market here.

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