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South Sea Rage, Fishing Boat on Pancer Beach Dragged by the Waves

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PESANGGARAN – The fishermen who live around the coast of Pancer Beach, Sumberagung Village, Kecamatan Pesanggaran, was confused yesterday. The waves in the South Sea were suddenly quite big yesterday (8/6).

Hundreds of fishermen's boats leaning around Pancer Harbor were scattered after being hit by the big waves. Not a few boats are buried in sand brought by the waves.

Even, some fishing boats were dragged by the waves to the middle of the sea. The fishermen who saw their boat rolled over by the waves, trying to save by means of sober. Some tried to pull it using a rope and tie it, there are also those who just push using their bare hands.

"Exist 10 damaged fishing boat,Said Paiman, 55, one of the fishermen from Dusun Pancer, Great Source Village.

According to Paiman, the waves in the South Sea that suddenly came quite large occurred at around 08.00. Previously, the weather is not friendly. "The wind is quite strong,"he explained to Jawa Pos Radar Genteng. The big waves that occur on the coast of the South Sea actually occur every year. It is just, this time is quite large compared to last year.

“The waves are bigger than last year," he said. When the big wave comes, light him, a number of fishermen have gone to sea. They immediately stopped and secured themselves. Other fishermen ran to save their boats which were moored around the harbour.

"We will take a vacation from sea until the weather improves,” he explained while mentioning that the disaster did not claim any lives. Meanwhile, commander of the Pancer Indonesian Navy Post, Pelda SBA Adianto, said the big waves that occurred were an annual occurrence.

“We urge fishermen to be careful when working at sea,He said. Field monitoring, light him, the fishermen chose to stop for a moment while repairing their damaged boats. “Although not completely banned, they just stopped," he said. (radar)