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31 Venomous Jellyfish Sting Cases At T'ganu Beach, Here's What To Do If You're Stung
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31 Venomous Jellyfish Sting Cases At T'ganu Beach, Here's What To Do If You're Stung
The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) in Besut has recorded 31 cases of venomous jellyfish stings at Bukit Keluang Beach since May, with victims ranging in age from three to 44 years old. Besut District Civil Defence Officer Captain (PA) Mohd Fazlien Jaafar said all of the victims were stung while swimming at the popular resort beach. However, he noted that the actual number of cases could be higher, as some victims may not have reported their…
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