Malaysia

Public find body of missing fisherman washed up on Pulau Jerejak

Mohd Shahrul Mansor, 37, is believed to have fallen from his boat while fishing

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 03 Oct 2022 6:11PM

Public find body of missing fisherman washed up on Pulau Jerejak
The body of Mohd Shahrul Mansor being transported by members of the Penang Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency. – Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia Facebook pic, October 3, 2022

GEORGE TOWN – A fisherman, who was believed to have fallen from his boat in Jelutong waters, was found drowned when his body washed up on the beach of Pulau Jerejak near here yesterday.

Penang Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency director Abd Razak Mohamed said the body of Mohd Shahrul Mansor, 37, who was reported missing last Saturday, was discovered by the public at 12.45pm yesterday before they were notified through MERS 999.

“The victim, whose address is in Simpang Ampat, Seberang Perai Selatan near here, is believed to have fallen from a boat in Jelutong waters while out fishing.

“It is believed that the weather was bad at the time of the incident, based on a police report received by the Jelutong police station. The body of the male victim was found fully clothed and sent to Penang Hospital for an autopsy,” he said here today.

He advised the maritime community not to go to sea in foul weather but if need be, they should wear a life jacket. – Bernama, October 3, 2022

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