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bilan belas warga Thai- sia (Maritim Malaysia), warga asing yang gagal 
land antara 21 ditahan turut serta dalam operasi mengemukakan dokumen 
pihak berkuasa dalam kira-kira jam 12 tengah pengenalan diri serta ting- 
operasi bersepadu di Jeti malam itu adalah Jaba- gal di negara ini melebihi 
Pulau Duyong, dekat sini, tan Imigresen dan Agensi tempoh dibenarkan. 
tengah malam kelmarin. Antidadah Kebangsaan Selain itu, ada juga 
Semua yang ditahan (AADK). warga asing yang tinggal
membabitkan kru bot nela- Pengarah Maritim Te- tanpa permit, melanggar
yan yang berpangkalan di rengganu, Kepten Maritim syarat permit dikeluarkan 
jeti berkenaan, membabit- Mohd Khairulanuai; Abd serta positif dadah selepas 
kan pelbagai kesalahan. Majid, berkata pihak ber- menjalani ujian air ken- 
Selain Agensi Penguat- kuasa mengesan pelbagai cing.


21 kru bot nelayan ditahan

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Dua bot pukat Yietnam 
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(Maritim Malaysia) Kelantan liki sebarang dokumen penge- menangkap ikan, navigasi dan
menahan dua bot pukat tun- nalan diri. komunikasi termasuk 2,500
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sebanyak satu tan di lokasi mencurigakan kira-kira pukul kira-kira RM3 juta,” kata beliau
296 kilometer (km) dan 300 
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ditahan kira-kira 28 minit ke- Kelantan, Tok Bali di sini se-
malam.mudian.
Dalam operasi itu, Maritim “Bot kedua pula ditahan pada 
Kelantan berjaya menahan 23 pukul 12.14 tengah hari. Pemerik- 
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kong berusia 16 hingga 55 ta- 
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tama mempunyai 17 awak- Seksyen 15 (i)(a) kerana gagal 
awak bersama seorang tekong mempamerkan dokumen kebe-
naran menangkap ikan dengan 
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Dua bot pukat Vietnam rompak hasil laut ditahan

Badrul Hafizan, Mat Isa

Kupang Port Dickson buat pertama kali disah selamat sejak April lalu

Enam kanak-kanak disengat ubur-ubur berbisa di Kelantan

Page 21Fenomena air pasang perbani atau air pasang besar yang dijangka berlaku sehingga esok menjejaskan aktiviti nelayan, sekaligus menyebabkan bekalan ikan segar berkurangan

Berita Harian

Fenomena Air Pasang Besar Jejas Aktiviti Nelayan

Omar, Ahmad

Lebih 100 nelayan buat laporan polis

Page 24 and 25Memancing sering dikaitkan dengan lelaki, namun kini semakin ramai wanita berjinak-jinak dengan hobi tersebut

Rosalinda Md. Said

Seronok Berlawan Dengan Ikan

Page 15In the form of bottles, tyres, packaging and piping, millions of tonnes of plastic waste are dumped every year in the world's waterways, often ending up in the oceans

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ending up in the oceans, the 
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croplastics, pieces of plastic A man paddling on a boat as plastic bags float in Buriganga River in Dhaka in 2020. Due to the mass 
which measure less than five mil- production of plastic from the 1950s to 2019, 140 million tonnes have accumulated in rivers, lakes and 
limetres.
Macroplastic, which is bigger
than 5mm, has an average life non-governmental organisation most plastic into the sea. Its Pasig 
cycle of six months to 35 years Ocean Cleanup published in the River, which flows into Manila aquatic environment where 493 
and slowly decomposes to be- Science Advances journal. Bay, is “the most (plastic) pollut- million tonnes of plastic could
come microplastic, which is The remaining fifth comes ed” in the world. pile up by 2060, more than half of
“more likely to be ingested by from 30,000 other rivers. With the Philippines’Tullahan it from sub-Saharan Africa, Chi-
aquatic species”, the OECD says. Out of the 50 main rivers car- and Meycauayan Rivers, India’s na, India, and other developing
The risk of plastic moving from rying plastic to the oceans, in- Ulhas River and Malaysia’s Sun- Asian countries, it says, 
land to the waterways, and then eluding small urban waterways, gai Klang, it is one of die top five In Europe and the United 
into the sea, differs from location 44 are in Asia, “due to population carrying plastic into the oceans. States, on the contrary, plastic m-
density and bad waste manage- Driven by rising population dustrial waste in the aquatic en- 
ment”, Laurent Lebreton, Ocean and economic growth, the global vironment should decrease, due
IN the form of bottles, tyres, pack­
aging and piping, millions of 
tonnes of plastic waste are 
' dumped every year in the world’s 
waterways, often ending up in 
the oceans.
And their amount could almost 
double by 2060, unless strong 
measures are taken against the 
pollution, the Organisation for 
Economic Cooperation and De­
velopment (OECD) warns.
Due to mass production of the 
material from the 1950s to 2019, 
140 million tonnes have already 
accumulated in rivers, lakes and 
oceans, the OECD said in a report 
last year.
Some 22 per cent of this forms a 
“plastic soup” in the oceans and 
78 per cent is found in freshwater 
ecosystems.
Plastic burned in open pits or 
tossed in uncontrolled or unau­
thorised dumpsites is the main 
source of pollution of the aquatic 
environment.
Most of this plastic waste ends 
up in freshwater, with a large 
part, including bottles and plas-
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That is a gloomy outlook for the
to location.
Out of some 100,000 water- ,
ways only 1000 are responsible Cleanup’s director of research, use of plastics should almost to improved waste management, 
for four-fifths of the macroplastic said. triple between 2019 and 2060, to the OECD forecasts,
waste in the oceans, according to The Philippines, which has 1,231 million tonnes per year, ac- 
2021 study by researchers for thousands of islands, dumps the cording to the OECD. The writer is from AFPa


Aquatic Environment Will Get From Bad To Worse

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