Fishing boats, crew return to Thailand after capture in Malaysia


BANGKOK: Four Thai fishing boats with 19 crew members who were detained in Malaysia early this month have returned to Thailand thanks to successful negotiations.

Bancha Sukkaew, director-general of the Fisheries Department, announced that the fishing boats and their crew had docked at the Songkhla Fishing Pier 2 at 8am on Thursday (July 11).

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