PUTRAJAYA: A total of 123 Vietnamese fishing crew members and 25 boats were detained by Malaysian authorities during an operation, codenamed “Ops Naga...
: A total of 123 Vietnamese fishing crew members and 25 boats were detained by Malaysian authorities during an operation, codenamed “Ops Naga”, conducted in waters off Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan between May 2 and 16.
Other agencies involved in the operation were the Royal Malaysia Navy , Royal Malaysian Air Force , the Marine police, the police and the Fisheries Department. The ministry said following the success, “Ops Naga” would continue to be conducted against encroachment by foreign boats.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
25 Vietnamese fishing boats detained, 123 arrested in multi-agency operation
Read more »
123 Vietnamese fishermen, 25 boats detained | The Malaysian InsightAuthorities caught them in waters off the east coast.
Read more »
123 Vietnamese fishermen, 25 boats detained | The Malaysian InsightAuthorities caught them in waters off the east coast.
Read more »
25 Vietnamese fishing boats detained, 123 arrested in multi-agency operation
Read more »
Navy vessel KD Pahang detains Vietnamese fishing trawler for intrusion near KemamanKUANTAN: There is no rest for the Royal Malaysian Navy during the fasting month of Ramadan, as its vessel, KD Pahang, patrol the waters for trespassing fishing trawlers.
Read more »
Minister hails Malaysia-record RM1.56m fine slapped on two Vietnamese poachers | Malay MailPUTRAJAYA, May 17 — The Kuala Terengganu Sessions Court’s decision to fine RM1.56 million two Vietnamese poachers has been the highest amount so far for wildlife crimes in the country’s history, said Water, Land and Natural Resources Minister Dr Xavier Jayakumar. Commenting on the court’s...
Read more »
Vietnamese poachers could spend 12 years in jail if fine not paid, says lawyerThe court has taken cognizance of the government’s seriousness in protecting wildlife by imposing a fine of RM1.56 million, the highest ever involving a wildlife crime, says A Srimurugan.
Read more »
Elderly fisherman lost at sea for six days found alive 150km away
Read more »
Bersatu names 25 protem division chiefsKOTA KINABALU: Sabah Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) has named its 25 protem division chiefs.
Read more »
25 ketua bahagian sementara PPBM Sabah terima surat lantikanKetua-ketua bahagian sementara itu akan bertanggungjawab mengurus dan menyempurnakan proses penubuhan bahagian dan cawangan.
Read more »