Cambodian fisherman dies in Perak waters


IPOH: A Cambodian 'crewman' died after he was believed to have been hit by a trawling iron plank rope in an incident in the waters about 23 nautical miles west of Kuala Kurau, Friday.

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) Kuala Kurau Maritime Zone said in a statement that the incident was reported by the victim's employer at 4.15pm.

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