One of the offences included using local fishing vessels without a licence.
: The state Fisheries Department detained and seized 14 fishing vessels, estimated at RM8.9 million, for various violations under the Fisheries Act 1985.
The operation, which took place from Dec 9 to 13, 2024, involved 30 personnel and five sea assets from the Fisheries Conservation and Protection Branch of Kampung Acheh and Kuala Kurau. It was stated that the offences included using local fishing vessels without a licence, employing foreign crews without the permission of the Fisheries director-general, fishing within 15 nautical miles of the zone, and failing to activate the vessel’s tracking device while operating.
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