Search continues for fishing crew near Langkawi


ALOR SETAR: Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency search and rescue continues for a crew member of a local fishing vessel who is believed to have fallen into the sea in the waters of Pulau Segantang near Langkawi on Sunday (March 16).

Kedah and Perlis maritime director Maritime First Admiral Romli Mustafa said his agency received a call regarding the missing crew member identified as Musliandee Mustafa Kamal, 45, from the captain of the vessel at about 6.50pm on the day of the incident.

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