MMEA detained 7 fishermen for drug use, and three local fishing vessels with nine crew members for various offenses under the Fisheries Act 1985
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency detained seven fishermen for drug use, and three local fishing vessels with nine crew members for various offenses under the Fisheries Act 1985 during an integrated operation yesterday.
“Out of 25 fishermen, seven tested positive for drugs. These arrests were based on intelligence and public complaints.
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