The Seafood Carnival, organised by the Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Primary Resources and Tourism, will end its run at 5pm today at the Muara Fish Landing Complex. The four-day carnival served as a platform to sell fresh fish to the public.

Different species of fish are being sold at the carnival along with processed seafood products.

According to an officer from the Fisheries Department, the event is well received and is attracting huge crowds.

The hightlight of the carnival is the sale of fish, prawn, crab and squid. Other products that are being sold include sea bass, pompano, grouper and red snapper.

Meanwhile, processed seafood products that are being sold include fish crackers, 'belacan' (shrimp paste), salted and dried fish and smoked fish, to name a few.

The event aims to assist local vendors to promote and sell their products. Fish products at the event are being sold at reasonable prices.

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by BruDirect.com

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