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Photo for illustrative purposes. - FILE PIX

The red tide phenomenon seen in Pulau Betong waters.

Japanese exports of seafood and processed seafood products - excluding ornamental fish - to Malaysia totalled 3.5 billion yen (RM111 million) in 2022. - FILE PIX by AFP

Nurkaisa was lifted by fellow fishermen upon arriving at the Jetty of the Fishermen's Wharf in Kampung Sungai Timun, Rembau.

Pix for illustration purpose only. - Photo by 123RF

State Agrotechnology, Food Security and Cooperative Development Committee chairman Fahmi Zainol (left) visiting the fisheries owned by Moh Yok who suffered losses of RM500,000 after a 15 metric tonne of fish died due to the ‘red water’ phenomenon.

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Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said they will continue monitoring the occurrence which is causing concern among fishermen in the area as shoals of fish and other marine life have been found dead. - Facebook

Since Aug 24, Japan has been releasing treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean despite facing strong criticism and seafood import restrictions from China, North Korea, and Hong Kong. - Photo: 123rf

In May, the 42nd Asean Summit strongly pressed for the implementation of UNCLOS and the Asean Outlook on the Indo-Pacific.