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Turtle Egg Thieves Need to Be 'Taught'

Summary by Kosmo Online
SEREMBAN – Eight parties have been urged to join forces and come up with proposals to prevent the theft of turtle eggs from recurring, as happened in Tanjung Gemuk, Port Dickson recently. Malaysian Marine Conservation Activist Noor Fadzli Shah said the move was appropriate given the importance of Tanjung Gemuk as a landing and nesting site for turtles, as well as the need to ensure that the animals' eggs are safe.
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SEREMBAN – Eight parties have been urged to join forces and come up with proposals to prevent the theft of turtle eggs from recurring, as happened in Tanjung Gemuk, Port Dickson recently. Malaysian Marine Conservation Activist Noor Fadzli Shah said the move was appropriate given the importance of Tanjung Gemuk as a landing and nesting site for turtles, as well as the need to ensure that the animals' eggs are safe.

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Kosmo Online broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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