Sabah's ghost tours idea exorcised for now


KOTA KINABALU: Plans to carry out a "dark tourism" concept for the supposedly haunted Agnes Keith House in Sandakan will be put on hold pending a thorough review, following concerns that it might affect the heritage value of the colonial structure.

State Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Jafry Ariffin (pic) said this after previously announcing on Sunday (June 27) that the e-seram programme was in the pipeline for the house managed by the state museum.

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