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Local fishermen up in arms over brazen intrusion, loss of livelihood

cultureandAgro-basedIndustry Ministry forthe last15 years to catch fish in Malaysian waters.

TheNSTlearntthataMalaysian syndicate was allegedly renting outthepermitstothefishermen.

“There are at least 100 Viet­

namesetrawlersactivelyfishing inourwatersunchallenged.They are ableto reap hugeprofits by nettingpremium fish that fetch high prices when sold back home.”

Owingtotheirsuccessstories-, more Vietnamesefishermenare becoming bolder about ventur­

ingintoourwatersanddepleting thesupplyoffishhere,headded.

tionsofVietnamesefishermen.

“Theyseemtohaveafreehand to blatantly intrude into Malaysian waters and wantonly poachourfish.

“Notonly areweaffected,but the country is also suffering a hugeloss,nottomentionthehor­

rendousdamagetothebiodiver­

sity,seabedandmarinelifeinour country,” said Bahiyuddin, who recently organised a protest at Dataran Shahbandar jetty in KualaTerengganu.

He addedthat the local fish­

ermenwere wonderinghowthe Vietnamesefishermenwereable togetpermitsissuedbytheAgri- KUALALUMPUR: Theblatantin­

trusion of Vietnamese trawlers off Peninsular Malaysia’s east coast hasdrawn the ireoflocal fishermen.

Tensofthousandsoflocalfish­

ermenhaveurgedtheAgriculture andAgro-basedMinistryandoth­

eragenciestotakeremedialmea­

sures.

Speakingontheirbehalf,Dun- gun Fishermen’s Association boardofdirectorsrepresentative BahiyuddinAwangHarunurged theauthoritiestointervene.

“Ourlivelihoodandthatofour familieshasbeenseverelyaffect­

ed by these indiscriminate ac-

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