Susi Pudjiastuti on Building Museum of Sunk Illegal Fishing Boats
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Ricky Mohammad Nugraha
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Laila Afifa
Selasa, 26 Februari 2019 15:02 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Fisheries and Maritime Affairs Minister Susi Pudjiastuti expressed her willingness to build a museum showcasing several foreign and domestic illegal fishing boats that were officially bombed and capsized by the Fisheries and Maritime Affairs Ministry.
“We plan to build a museum in Pangandaran showcasing our collection of captured illegal fishing boats,” said Minister Susi while acting as a speaker at a talk show on the environment in Bandung today, Feb. 26.
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In front of audience members comprising of university students, Minister Susi recalled the reason she intentionally documented the capsizing of captured illegal fishing boats with intimidating visuals.
“I often get asked by Millenials, ‘Bu Susi why are the footage of sunken illegal fishing boats intimidating?’ I answer that it was done on purpose so illegal fishers would be alarmed,” he said.
During the talk show, Minister Susi Pudjiastuti explained the success of the ministry she has led over the years. The Fisheries and Maritime Affairs has, among other, destructed 488 illegal fishing boats named guilty by the court for fishery theft over Indonesian waters.
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