Fisheries Dept: No poisonous jellyfish sighted in Teluk Nipah beach


IPOH: Initial investigations by the Perak Fisheries Department did not find poisonous and dangerous jellyfish which caused the death of a five-year-old French boy in Pangkor Island on Monday (Aug 15).

State Fisheries Department director Noraishah Hashim said the information was obtained from the department’s investigation along the beach of Teluk Nipah in Pangkor Island on Wednesday (Aug 17).

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