Local fishermen lost at sea due to haze rescued by Indonesians thesundaily
Two fishermen who lost their way as a result of the hazy conditions at sea were rescued by a group of Indonesian fishermen in the nation’s waters early this morning.
He added that the distance from where they were was about 10 nautical miles which would have taken them about an hour to reach the shore. It was the first time that the fisherman with over 25 years of experience had illegally entered into foreign waters, adding that he was afraid that he would be jailed for doing so.
Putih said that since they had no cash, he was forced to sell about 40 kilogrammes of ikan cencaru for the 70 litres of petrol that he needed to get back. They left at about 8.30am.
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