MMEA plans to set up two radar stations in Sarawak


Ahmad Puzi inspecting a parade of MMEA volunteers reserve personnel in Muara Tebas, Kuching.

KUCHING: Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) is looking to build two radar stations to boost monitoring and enforcement in the Sarawak waters.

Its director-general Maritime Admiral Datuk Seri Ahmad Puzi Ab Kahar said the agency was committed to strengthening its presence in the state by mobilising its two new assets, the ex-Ojika-class patrol ships from the Japanese Coast Guard, once they are ready for commission in May.

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