MMEA needs to enhance assets to protect territorial waters, says Ahmad Faridi


KUALA LUMPUR: Maritime Criminal Investigation Division Director, First Admiral Ahmad Faridi Ferdaus, highlighted the need for the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) to enhance its assets, manpower and training to protect the nation’s territorial waters.

He said MMEA also believes that the government is still committed to completing the agency’s sea and air assets.

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