Indonesia Extends Anti-Illegal Fishing Task Force

IUU fishing, Maritime Security, Southeast Asia 1 Minute

BY: DIANA MARISKA

Jakarta. The Indonesian government has decided to extend the service of anti-illegal fishing task force Satgas 115 following an evaluation by related ministries and state agencies.

The task force was established in October 2105 based on a presidential decree number 115, from which the name was taken. It was initially led by then Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti and has since caught and blown up many foreign fishing boats for illegally operating within the Indonesian waters.

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Source: jakartaglobe.id

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