Northeast monsoon: 10% fewer fish landings expected but supply stable, says Fisheries


GEORGE TOWN: The Fisheries Department expects a 10% decrease in fish supplies in the Peninsula’s east coast due to reduced landings during the northeast monsoon period.

Its director-general Datuk Adnan Hussain said the department has taken preemptive steps to ensure the stability of fish supplies from November to March next year.

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