Sabah gives HK seafood supply boats three options


KOTA KINABALU: Fishing vessels from Hong Kong have three options if they want to continue getting live seafood from breeders in Malaysian waters, says Agriculture and Food Industries Minister Junz Wong.

These include having the vessels registered in Malaysia and ownership transferred to a Malaysian and classified as property of the Malay­sian Government.

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