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Six Riau Islands Fishermen Found Guilty of Entering Malaysian Waters Without Permit

JPNN.com - TANJUNGPINANG - Six fishermen from the Riau Islands were found guilty by the Kuching District Court, Sarawak, Malaysia, for entering the country's waters without permission.

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Six Riau Islands Fishermen Found Guilty of Entering Malaysian Waters Without Permit

JPNN.com - TANJUNGPINANG - Six fishermen from the Riau Islands were found guilty by the Kuching District Court, Sarawak, Malaysia, for entering the country's waters without permission.

3 days ago·Indonesia

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