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Rescued turtle, cured of floater syndrome, returned to sea in Sabah - Vimarsana News

Rescued turtle, cured of floater syndrome, returned to sea in Sabah

The turtle, nicknamed Klowyi, was seen floating and unable to dive at Kudat waters a month ago. A Kudat Turtle Conservation Society member took it and alerted the rescue unit. During its rehabilitation, Klowyi was placed at the Clownfish Discovery Centre of Shangri-La’s Tanjung Aru Resort (STAR) Marina here where the unit's veterinarians and rangers nursed it back to health until it was able to be released on Wednesday (May 12) morning near Sapi Island waters. State department assistant director Dr Sen Nathan said Klowyi suffered from a serious condition caused by excess accumulation of gas...

Rescued green turtle released into sea after regaining her health - Vimarsana News

Rescued green turtle released into sea after regaining her health

Home sweet home: A Wildlife Rescue Unit member releasing Klowyi into the sea, witnessed by Sainsbury (in white shirt) and Sabah Park rangers (in the opposite boat). KOTA KINABALU: A rescued female juvenile green turtle, diagnosed with floater syndrome probably due to ingesting plastics or having bacterial infection, has been released back into the sea by the Sabah Wildlife Department’s Wildlife Rescue Unit. The turtle, nicknamed Klowyi, was seen floating and unable to dive in Kudat waters a month ago, and was rescued by a Kudat Turtle Conservation Society member who alerted the unit. During...

Labuan teenagers hospitalised due to jellyfish attack - Vimarsana News

Labuan teenagers hospitalised due to jellyfish attack

Labuan teenagers hospitalised due to jellyfish attack March 7, 2021 LABUAN – Two teenagers have been hospitalised after being stung by what could be box jellyfish while swimming at the popular Sungai Miri beach on Saturday morning. The boys were picnicking with their family at the beach before the incident happened at 11am. The two were immediately rushed to Labuan Hospital for treatment and reported to be in stable condition. Advertisement Labuan Fisheries Department director, Faizal Ibrahim Suhaili said a team from the Division of Resource Protection had been sent to the beach for monito...