Around 75 percent of coral reefs in Malang has suffered from excessive exploitations and fish bombings by local fishermen.
“We arrested coral thieves three months ago. They were brought to justice,” said Agung Revolusi Cahyanto, Chief of the Coastal and Marine Resources Division of the Malang Marine and Fishery Agency on Sunday, June 1, 2014.
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