Don’t get hooked on eating this fish


PETALING JAYA: As satay ikan bandaraya (suckermouth catfish) (pic) goes viral on social media, marine experts are warning Malaysians against eating the fish, especially since it comes from the country’s most polluted rivers.

Known for its ability to thrive in murky environments, ikan bandaraya is increasingly being promoted as a culinary delicacy.

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