MERSING, April 8 — Scuba diving and snorkeling activities in the waters of the district here, which were halted immediately yesterday due to the missing foreign divers in Pulau Tokong Sanggol, will be allowed to continue only after a risk assessment has been carried out, said Mersing district officer Mohammed Shakib Ali.
“Island hopping activities will continue when we re-evaluate the risk assessment of sea activities,” said Mohammed Shakib during a press conference held at the Forward Operations Base at the Mersing district council’s public jetty here today. “But the implementation is limited due to the need for a lot of discussions with the operators,” he said.
Meanwhile, Mohammed Shakib hoped that all quarters would respect the current difficult time and provide space for the victims, their families and the search and rescue team.
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