Indonesia holds 200 Malaysians

Crackdown on IUU fishing takes effect.

Indonesia holds 200 Malaysians in crackdown on illegal fishing

BY KANUPRIYA KAPOOR

(Reuters) – Indonesia on Wednesday detained 200 Malaysians found fishing illegally in its waters, as it moves to stem billions of dollars in economic losses, a senior government official told Reuters.

A crackdown on illegal fishing, which costs the vast archipelagic nation around $25 billion a year, kicked off this week, Cabinet Secretary Andi Widjajanto told Reuters in a rare interview.

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Source: reuters.com

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