Two Malaysian fishermen, Muarep Sakem and Rosenizam Maharam, who went missing while fishing off Pulau Undan on Wednesday, are believed to have been swept into Indonesian waters. The assumption was made based on an analysis of the Search and Rescue Operations Plan (SAROPS). The third day of the search operation involves the use of six maritime assets and one air asset from the Subang Maritime Air Station (SUMS) and has been expanded to 1,372 square kilometers. 54 officers and personnel from various agencies, including Maritime Malaysia, the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), and the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) are involved. The Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Putrajaya has requested assistance from the Indonesian National Search and Rescue Agency (BASARNAS) to help locate the two victims.
MELAKA: Dua nelayan yang dilaporkan hilang ketika memukat di perairan Pulau Undan di sini, pada Rabu dipercayai dihanyutkan ke perairan Indonesia.
Katanya pencarian yang masuk hari ketiga itu membabitkan penggunaan enam aset laut serta satu aset udara dari Stesen Udara Maritim Subang itu turut diperluaskan kepada 1,372 kilometer persegi. “Pusat Penyelarasan Penyelamat Maritim Putrajaya sudah memohon bantuan daripada Badan Nasional Pencarian dan Pertolongan Indonesia bagi membantu mengesan kedua-dua mangsa,” katanya dalam kenyataan hari ini.
Majikan mangsa membuat laporan polis dan kali terakhir mereka berhubung kira-kira pukul 10 pada Khamis dan memaklumkan enjin bot gentian kaca bernombor pendaftaran MKF 3861 yang digunakan mengalami kerosakan.
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