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Locals rescue fisherman stranded at sea near Kg Moyan Laut, Asajaya

Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department says victim successfully brought to safety at 12.45am

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 22 Sep 2022 12:24PM

Locals rescue fisherman stranded at sea near Kg Moyan Laut, Asajaya
The rescued fisherman (seated, left), who was stranded at sea near Kg Moyan Laut, Asajaya, sits beside a Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department personnel. – Borneo Post Online pic, September 22, 2022

MIRI – A group of villagers successfully rescued a 62-year-old fisherman who was stranded at sea near Kg Moyan Laut, Asajaya, near Kota Samarahan, at 12.45am today.

In a statement, today, the Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department said the fisherman was stranded when his fishing boat engine suddenly stalled while at sea around 3pm yesterday.

It is learnt that the fisherman had headed out to sea at 5am, yesterday.

The department stated that it was notified of the incident at 11.40pm last night and subsequently deployed its personnel to Kg Moyan Laut to gather further information.

The victim, however, was successfully found by the villagers and his boat was towed back to the village’s jetty. – The Vibes, September 22, 2022

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