Conservation Group Proposes New Tech To Eradicate Fish Bombing In Sabah

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Written By Bradford Hornsby

KOTA KINABALU, Feb 4 — A non-governmental organisation is looking to solve Sabah’s perennial fish bombing issues with ground-breaking technology that can detect blasts underwater in real time.

The Stop Fish Bombing (SFB) organisation is developing technology that uses underwater sensors to detect sound waves up to 25km away,and can transmit the location of the blast using global positioning system within 20m margin between four and 10 seconds.

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