130kg of seafood seized in Sabah crackdown on fish bombing


KOTA KINABALU: Around 134kg of fish, believed to have been caught using explosives, was seized from a market in Sabah’s Kunak district during a three-day operation.

The Sabah Fisheries Department's Tawau regional officer Mohammad Rizal Socradji said the seizure was made in two raids at the Kunak Saturday market during Ops Todak, a crackdown on fish bombing.

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