KUALA TERENGGANU: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) is mobilising its aircraft to search for three victims who are still missing in an ...
: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency is mobilising its aircraft to search for three victims who are still missing in an incident involving a fishing boat and a barge in Kemaman waters, this morning.
“Fast interceptor craft, Penggalang 17 has been assigned to the scene of the incident while Maritime Malaysia’s aircraft is being arranged to conduct an aerial search around the incident area.
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