Artificial reefs worth RM5.1mil placed in Johor waters for conservation, fisheries boost


MERSING: A total of 130 artificial reefs or "tukun" costing RM5.1mil have been anchored since 2007 to enhance biological productivity and fishery resources in the waters of Johor.

State agriculture, agro-based industry and rural development committee chairman Datuk Zahari Sarip (pic) said the programme was among the Johor government’s efforts to increase marine resources so as to ensure national food security.

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