Mount Kinabalu climb reopened to the public since Sept 16
All Sabah park stations and offices (TTS), including climbing activities to the summit of Mount Kinabalu, have been reopened to the public since Sept 16, says Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Jafry Ariffin.
He said the areas around the Turtle Island Park in Sandakan and Bohey Dulang Island in Semporna, as well as the Ulu Kimanis sub-station, will commence operations today, Sept 20...
All Sabah park stations and offices (TTS), including climbing activities to the summit of Mount Kinabalu, have been reopened to the public since Sept 16, says Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Jafry Ariffin.
He said the areas around the Turtle Island Park in Sandakan and Bohey Dulang Island in Semporna, as well as the Ulu Kimanis sub-station, will commence operations today, Sept 20.
“However, the reopening of the park is subject to the stipulated rules as only visitors who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 will be allowed in.
“Domestic tourists from the same district, as well as civil servants, aged above 12 and under 70 are also allowed,” Jafry said in a statement yesterday.
He said the number of visitors was also limited to only 100 people a day for each destination.
“All activities allowed at the parks are subject to the standard operating procedure (SOP) of the TTS, in line with Phase Two of the National Recovery Plan which was updated on Sept 11,” Jafry added.
- Bernama
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