Make Sarawak's remote Three Sisters Waterfall a nature reserve, says GPS rep


The Three Sisters Waterfall should be gazetted as a nature park, says Telang Usan assemblyman Datuk Dennis Ngau. - Photo from the Sarawak Tourism Board website

KUCHING: The remote Three Sisters Waterfall in Sarawak's Baram area should be gazetted as a new nature park or reserve, says a Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) backbencher.

Telang Usan assemblyman Datuk Dennis Ngau described the waterfall as "God's gift of nature" with a unique beauty not found elsewhere in Malaysia.

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