Park struggling to cope with fewer visitors


A visitor checking out the various butterfly species at the Butterfly and Insects Museum located within the park.

THE popular Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park located in Taman Tasik Perdana is struggling to cover its overheads due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Park director Timothy Tong said they had been struggling to stay afloat since March last year as it was tough to run the place without a steady income.

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