PUTRAJAYA: The percentage of Live Coral Cover ) in the waters of the Malaysia n Marine Parks and Fishing Prohibited Areas last year showed a good improvement, which is 54.23 per cent compared to 50.96 per cent in 2022.
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According to him, the DOF has installed five permanent water quality monitoring stations in Marine Parks that collect data at five-minute intervals. “Conservation of marine resources through a restoration approach is one of the methods to restore coral reef habitats that are threatened with deterioration,” he said.
He said Pulau Tioman, Sibu-Tinggi, Redang and Perhentian Marine Parks have been identified as coral reef areas that are resilient against any threat of climate change.
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