Setiu Wetlands development in good hands


Prof Nor Aeini (second from left) exchanging the signed MoU with Dionysius (right) at the signing ceremony between UMT dan WWF Malaysia.

KUALA NERUS: The Terengganu government is confident the development of Setiu Wetlands into a state park will be carried out in a sustainable manner as Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Malaysia have the expertise.

State deputy secretary (Development) Rosman Roslan said the strong support showed by UMT and WWF Malaysia towards the wetlands development plan would also benefit the local community.

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