MMEA carries out op to rid eastern Johor waters of illegally anchored ships


JOHOR BARU: Around 100 vessels a day have been seen anchoring illegally in eastern Johor waters from Jan 10 to March 24, says the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA).

The agency has launched a 10-day operation to crack down on the violation starting Wednesday (March 24).

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