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Glad to see inclusiveness - Vimarsana News

Glad to see inclusiveness

KELVIN Chai, a member of LDP, said he was glad to see the organisers mixed Chinese spoken and sung parts besides other ethnic elements like Murut, Bajau etc in the Hari Raya stage show.    “Besides bonding with each other, it helps to promote a feeling of unity, I think West Malaysia should follow the footsteps of how East Malaysia promote unity.”   Asked whether the presence of a non-Muslim like him make Muslims feel more understood, senior LDP leader Sim Fui said:  “Definitely, yes, because our presence narrows the difference, same country, born here, gr...

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

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.

Volunteer divers unite with agencies in clean-up campaign - Vimarsana News

Volunteer divers unite with agencies in clean-up campaign

KOTA KINABALU: More than 130 government and volunteer divers joined forces to carry out an underwater clean-up of the islands in the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park here.

Govt, volunteer divers join hands for underwater clean-up off KK waters - Vimarsana News

Govt, volunteer divers join hands for underwater clean-up off KK waters

KOTA KINABALU: More than 130 government and volunteer divers joined forces to carry out underwater clean-ups at islands in the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park here.

'Sharks in market not endangered' - Vimarsana News

'Sharks in market not endangered'

KOTA KINABALU: The sharks sold at the Semporna wet market are not endangered species, based on an initial investigation by the Sabah Fisheries Department.