Kota Kinabalu: Police have told Sabah travel agents and tour operators to brief their tourists on the Malaysian dress etiquette following viral images of scantily dressed and lewd tourists.
Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Jauteh Dikun made this call this after four indecent photos of women surfaced on social media Thursday.Two were of a bikini wearer walking down Gaya Street while the others were more lewd pictures: Flashing of breasts and buttocks in front of the Sabah Tourism Board building.
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