Better times ahead for Johor fishermen


YONG PENG: Some 337,000 fish fry of various species were released into Johor waters since early this year using allocations of over RM78,000 from the state and federal governments.

Johor Fisheries Department Resources Protection division head Yusni Mohd Yusoh said this was the first year the state government had channelled RM50,000 for the sole purpose of releasing fish fry into open waters across the state.

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