Mt Kinabalu climbing: Age limit, stamina training, in study for safer ascents


KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Parks is evaluating additional safety measures, including enhanced stamina training, following concerns over recent high-altitude fatalities on Mount Kinabalu.

Its director Dr Maklarin Lakim confirmed that the agency is assessing the feasibility of the proposal, considering its impact on climbers and park operations.

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