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PETALING JAYA: Organisers of a fishing programme who released the Chao Praya catfish for a fishing competition in Tasik Biru , Selangor have pledged to rectify their actions through various measures, says the Selangor Fisheries Department.
“The organisers admitted oversight in their actions and will take various steps to rectify their mistake,” said the department in a statement. “The organisers also pledged to set nets at water exit points of the lake to ensure the invasive fish species will not enter general waterways,” it said. In the same statement, Selangor Fisheries Department director Noraisyah Abu Bakar reminded all quarters not to release any invasive fish species in lakes or rivers.“We will also work closely with other agencies including the local authorities to prevent any issues from repeating,” she said.
Fishing Programme Released Chao Praya Catfish Fishing Competition Tasik Biru Selangor Selangor Fisheries Department
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