New fisherman braves ordeal


Back on land: Syed Nor Adli (left) welcoming the fishermen back at the Pontian fishermen’s jetty after they were detained by the Indonesian authorities for 12 days.

PONTIAN: It was the first day of work for fisherman Mohd Sani Mohd Sood, a day which turned into an ordeal the 38-year-old will not soon forget.

While on the trip, he and three other colleagues were detained for 12 days by the Indo­nesian authorities.

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