Work to do as fish bombs still go off

SABAH is facing an increasing menace of fish bombing, with multiple incidents reported each year. Also known as blast fishing, this illegal method is disastrous for the marine ecosystem, leaving a lasting scar and posing a significant danger to human lives.

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