Choppy waters keep fishermen away


Azli (right) and fisherman Amirul Azizi selling their catch at the Kampung Pasir Gudang Baru Fishermen’s Market.

PASIR GUDANG: The monsoon season is affecting the catch of fishermen in the southernmost parts of Johor and the situation is likely to last until March next year.

Johor South Fishermen Association chairman Azli Mohd Aziz said the fishermen continued to go out to sea despite the bad weather as it was the source of their livelihood.

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