KOTA KINABALU: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman has assured visitors to Sabah that the state is a very safe place to visit.
In his speech at the dinner hosted by the state Government for delegates of the OIC Human Capital Management Conference 2006 at Magellan Sutera here yesterday, Musa said both the federal and state Governments take security issues very seriously to ensure that all local and foreign visitors are safe in Sabah.
Sabah has a diversity of natural and cultural attractions, Musa said, citing Mount Kinabalu, a World Heritage Site; Sipadan, the world-famous diving site; Maliau Basin, dubbed ‘The Lost World’; Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, and Tunku Abdul Rahman Park off the Kota Kinabalu coast, with its pristine beaches and crystal-clear water.
In his speech at the dinner hosted by the state Government for delegates of the OIC Human Capital Management Conference 2006 at Magellan Sutera here yesterday, Musa said both the federal and state Governments take security issues very seriously to ensure that all local and foreign visitors are safe in Sabah.
Sabah has a diversity of natural and cultural attractions, Musa said, citing Mount Kinabalu, a World Heritage Site; Sipadan, the world-famous diving site; Maliau Basin, dubbed ‘The Lost World’; Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, and Tunku Abdul Rahman Park off the Kota Kinabalu coast, with its pristine beaches and crystal-clear water.
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