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Typhoon Lekima wipes out RM60mil
NIBONG TEBAL: The 100kph tail winds of Typhoon Lekima may only be a memory for most Penangites now but they may soon see fish prices rise if the floating fish farms decimated by the tempest cannot rise again.
Sado cattle breeding hub in Terengganu
KUALA BERANG: The Government is committed to creating a large-scale sado cattle breeding hub in Terengganu to meet market demand, said Economic Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali.
Positive dialogues and exchanges between US and Malaysian forces
US Vice Admiral lauds cooperation between the United States Coast Guard, US Navy, Royal Malaysian Navy and the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA).
Whale shark carcass found floating in Tanjung Tohor waters
MUAR (Bernama): A whale shark carcass weighing five tonnes was found floating in the waters of Tanjung Tohor Saturday (Aug 17) morning before being taken by fishermen to the Parit Jawa Fishermen’s Jetty here.
Pollution with ammonia came from the sea
GEORGE TOWN: Penang is not just dealing with illegal dumpsites on land.
50kg of bombed fish seized from Sabah market
KOTA KINABALU: Some 50kg of suspected bombed fish were seized from a market during a special operation to weed out fish blasting activities in the state.KOTA KINABALU: Some 50kg of suspected bombed fish were seized from a market during a special operation to weed out fish blasting activities in the state.
US Coast Guard looks forward to strengthening ties with M'sian counterparts
KUALA LUMPUR: The United States Coast Guard (USCG) is looking forward to bolstering and expanding cooperation with its Malaysian counterparts - the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) and the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) - to ensure territorial maritime stability, security and prosperity.
Costly task to dispose of dead fish
GEORGE TOWN: It was hard enough coping with the losses incurred due to the mass fish die-off in Teluk Bahang. Now, there is the huge and costly task of properly disposing of the carcasses.
Fish sold in Penang markets safe for consumption, says Fisheries Dept
GEORGE TOWN: The fish being sold in the markets here are safe to eat, says the Fisheries Department.
Helping fisherfolk with their catch
A TOTAL of 239 fishermen from Teluk Bahang Fishermen’s Association (PNK) were grinning from ear to ear as they received financial aid to buy new fishing gear.