M’sia seeks deal with Vietnam over sea intrusions


KUANTAN: Malaysia intends to enter into an agreement with the Vietnamese government to overcome encroachment of deep-sea fishermen from the republic into the country’s territorial waters, says Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.

He said that such an agreement had already been signed between Malaysia and Indonesia and that a similar agreement could also be signed with Vietnam.

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