KOTA KINABALU: A mechanism to minimise maritime accidents and reduce encroachment into restricted areas by fishermen has been introduced.
This involves the installation of 20 units of fish aggregating devices placed at areas off Pulau Gaya here recently.This is a collaborative project by Petronas, Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency and the Fisheries Development Authority of Malaysia .
Aimy said the FAD were deployed as an effort to provide alternative fishing areas away from restricted zones. Also present were Sabah and Labuan MMEA Enforcement and Maritime Exercises principal assistant director Mahkos Juing, Sabah FDAM deputy director Saliah Mudin and Sabah and Labuan Petronas head Siti Ayu Abdul Wahab.
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