Oil spill incident: Singapore fish farms in Johor Strait not affected, local fish safe to eat: SFA


The SFA said that there is low risk of the oil spill spreading to the Johor Strait, where Singapore’s fish farms are located. - ST

SINGAPORE: Local fish farms are not affected by the oil spill incident on June 14 and local fish remains safe to eat, said the Singapore Food Agency (SFA).

In a Facebook post on June 16, SFA said that there is low risk of the oil spill spreading to the Johor Strait, where Singapore’s fish farms are located.

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