Kota Kinabalu: A recent feasibility study by City Hall (DBKK) showed Kota Kinabalu’s mainland and rivers are the largest contributors to marine waste, with the islands contributing less.
“It is essential that we recognise our shared responsibility in this issue. Our inland, river and island communities play a significant role in this matter, and it is evident that they require improved waste management solutions,” said Mayor Datuk Noorliza Awang Alip.
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