Kota Kinabalu: Nobody who used poison to catch prawns in Sabah rivers have been brought to court in recent years, said Assistant Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food Industry Minister Peto Galim.
Kota Kinabalu: Nobody who used poison to catch prawns in Sabah rivers have been brought to court in recent years, said Assistant Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food Industry Minister Peto Galim.
“What the ministry has received so far were only verbal complaints, and the perpetrators are not only cunning but also able to quickly dispose of evidence,” he said at the State Legislative Assembly session held on Wednesday.Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express’s Telegram channel.* Read full report in tomorrow's print paper or log in or sign up for e-paper and premium online news access.
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