SFC probes ‘missing’ iconic serpent’s head sea stack at Bako National Park

Feb 13, 2024 @ 17:36

428345666_897830859014355_8376195304916918754_n — The photo uploaded by Borneo Adventure on Facebook allegedly showing the empty area where the iconic sea stack can usually be seen at Bako National Park. Photo credit: Borneo Adventure/ Facebook

By Shikin Louis

KUCHING, Feb 13: Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) is currently investigating the alleged disappearance of the iconic sea stack at Bako National Park.

When viewed from a certain angle, the sea stack resembles a serpent’s head.

Its chief executive officer (CEO) Abang Arabi Abang Aimran said he had just been tipped of the news and therefore, SFC has yet to confirm whether the allegation is true.

“I have instructed a team of wildlife rangers to walk through the trail to the scene.

“This is because we cannot deploy a boat to the sea due to rogue waves,” he told DayakDaily today.

File photo of the iconic sea stack at Bako National Park. Photo credit: Sarawak Tourism Board

Earlier, the Borneo Adventure page on Facebook uploaded a photo depicting the ‘missing’ sea stack at 3.27pm. — DayakDaily

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