Over 60 Filipino fishermen detained in Sabah over alleged illegal fishing
More than 60 Filipino fishermen have been detained in Sabah, Malaysia, on suspicion of illegal fishing. Further details regarding the circumstances and the fishermen's condition are awaited.
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