Navy rescues Indonesian fishermen adrift at sea


IPOH: The Royal Malaysian Navy has rescued two Indonesian fishermen who were adrift at sea for three days.

A spokesman from the Navy’s western fleet command in Lumut said that the fishermen are aged 23 and 25 and added that both were rescued on Monday (June 23) night.

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