TANGERANG - Joint officers consisting of the Indonesian Navy (AL), Polairud to the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) are still lifting the fence for 30.16 km. Until now they have managed to remove the 20.7 km long fence.

"The total results that can be dismantled to this day are 20.7 km," said the Naval Information Service (Dispenal) in a statement received by VOI, Wednesday, February 5.

He admitted that the removal of the fence had stopped lifting the fence in the Tangerang Sea due to bad weather.

"After being stopped for a week due to bad weather and high waves never subsided, Indonesian Navy Soldiers resumed the demolition of the sea fence," he said.

A total of 256 members were deployed to remove the sea fence. The Indonesian Navy deployed 1 Patkamla, 12 Karet Boats, 1 RBB and 1 RHIB as well as several fishing boats

"Until now, the Indonesian Navy is still trying to dismantle all the remaining marine fences as a tangible form of action by the President of the Republic of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto's order to open access for fishermen to make a living and restore their daily livelihoods, namely to find fish," he concluded.


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