Malaysian fishermen are facing a crisis

Depleting fish stock on the Malaysian coast is forcing small-time fishers further into the sea. R.AGE spoke to these fishers to find out what's causing this crisis.
This story was produced for Oceans Inc, a crossborder investigative project by the Environmental Reporting Collective on illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing.
Read the full investigation into regional fisheries at www.oceansinc.earth

[@NotesfromtheFuturesPast]

Thanks for this report

[@xcre8ionx]

Where is Malaysia gov when rakyat need them..

[@Oldirocks]

Sad

[@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism]

Good god, what has humanity become?

[@abhisheksinghasia]

Contaminated water having fish 🐟 may not be good for consumption as it reduces the antibiotics activities on human bodies.
Please clean lake water of Malaysia for better life. Also, kindly learn international language English as I can't understand what you are saying.
All the best. Stay healthy. Stay safe.
🇮🇳🚩

[@maemilev]

*Only the tambab malay people complaint. Not willing to change thats their lost, ask them go cium lantai at their mosque lar!* what is our maritime doing when fishermen still can fish illegally over at indo.

[@bird6976]

You know what's the problem causing this? Is other nation's big fishing boat and their way of fishing hv caused damages on the coral ecosystem. Malaysia fishermans still not using the fishing style like other countries is actually better for coral ecosystem. What Malaysia should do is set strict rules for those foreign fish boat, and our coastal defence team should patrol more on the important fishing area.

[@bird6976]

You're so racist, this is not Malay problem, you should explore more on how those big commercial fishing boat damage our ecosystem and making the number of fish to decrease evry year.

[@drewh3224]

Farm fish!

[@dreamcatcher478]

There were Chinese fisherman do in Penang low sea coast