Indonesia: 2,000 caged fish in Laguna Sri Tujoh died, farmers suffered a loss of over RM1 million

Published 2024년 12월 9일

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In the first wave of flooding, 90 fish farmers at Laguna Sri Tujoh in Tumpat suffered losses exceeding RM1 million, as over 2,000 cages of farmed fish, mainly grouper and sea bream, experienced mass deaths. This is due to the unusual nature of the flooding this year, which carried dirty water that made survival impossible for the fish. The incident, the first of its kind where all farmed fish have perished, has left the farmers facing significant financial setbacks and planning for future reconstruction.
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TUMPAT: A total of 90 fish farmers in cages at Laguna Sri Tujoh here suffered losses of more than RM1 million in the recent first wave of flooding. Laguna Livestock Chairman Sri Tujoh Mohd Saifullah Che Mat said farmed fish such as grouper and sea bream were detected dying in stages over a period of three days starting Friday. "In the beginning only the grouper fish died and we didn't expect the sea bream to also die because sea bream are usually tougher and able to survive even when there is mixing of flood water. "However, from Friday afternoon, the sea bream bred in 2,000 cages in this area also experienced the same situation and yesterday all the farmed fish died," he said when met by Bernama here today. He said most of the dead sea bream can be sold with an estimated weight of two to three kilograms each, in addition to the smaller fish being raised to be marketed during Ramadan. Mohd Saifullah said this is the first time this incident has happened involving the entire farmed ...
Source: Utusanborneo

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