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Mangrove forest and bird sanctuary
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New Straits Times
05-30-2001
Mangrove forest and bird sanctuary
Byline: Zalina Mohd Som
Edition: 2*
Column: Have you been here
WHO would have thought that just two km from bustling Kota Kinabalu is a mangrove swamp where thousands of bird, both local and migratory, call home.
The Likas Wetlands Bird Sanctuary is only a 10-minute drive from the capital city centre.
Formerly the location of an illegal settlement for immigrants, the...
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