Fear of ships sunk, other countries no go area Indonesia

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Fear of ships sunk, other countries no go area Indonesia

MERDEKA.COM. Joko Widodo President and Minister of Marine and Fisheries Susi Pudjiastuti aggressively sending threatening messages to drown foreign vessels operating illegally in Indonesian waters. According to Susie, there are approximately 5,400 foreign ships that roam the seas bulging Indonesia.

Susi said the government has communicated with a number of ambassadors of foreign policy related sink ships that will begin to be effective from 14 December 2014.

"It's been calling ambassador-ambassador connection with these fish thieves," said Susi in Jakarta, Thursday (4/12).

In the presence of the ambassador, Susi repeated the government's attitude toward foreign ships caught stealing fish and seafood in Indonesian waters. He claims to have a positive reaction from the ambassador.

"They respect us have the desire ocean governance with proper management. They agreed," added Susi.

Owner airline Susi Air's say, a foreign ambassador in Indonesia also has the program on Indonesian maritime regulations.

"They alone make the announcement to not get in (sea area) Indonesia again. It's the danger, because Indonesia will be decisive," he said.