Better safety measures on passenger ferries


LABUAN: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) is enhancing safety measures for passenger ferries serving this duty-free island and mainland Sabah.

Among them are stricter checks on safety equipment, life jackets and the screening of safety videos for passengers.

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