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IKAN JERUNG TANJUNG LUAR

LOMBOK, 30 Dis -- Seekor ikan jerung diangkat untuk dibawa ke tempat pengumpulan pada tinjauan di Pasar Ikan Pelabuhan Tanjung Luar, Lombok Timur, hari ini. Aktiviti ini menjadi sebahagian rutin harian komuniti pesisir yang bergantung hidup sepenuhnya kepada hasil laut.Sejak dekad 1940-an, perikanan ikan jerung atau ikan yu di Indonesia berkembang menjadi industri bernilai tinggi, merentasi pelbagai spesies. Hari ini, negara itu muncul sebagai antara pengeluar produk yu terbesar dunia, dengan anggaran pengeluaran mencapai sehingga 100,000 tan setahun.Namun, di sebalik angka mengagumkan itu, populasi sekurang-kurangnya 114 spesies ikan yu kini menghadapi kemerosotan serius akibat tangkapan tidak terkawal. Penurunan ini bukan sahaja disebabkan oleh perburuan dan perdagangan, malah turut dipengaruhi kerosakan ekosistem laut dan terganggunya keseimbangan rantai makanan.Dengan kadar pembiakan yang rendah, pertumbuhan yang perlahan dan tempoh matang yang panjang, ikan yu amat terdedah kepada eksploitasi berlebihan. Ancaman ini menimbulkan kebimbangan terhadap kelangsungan spesies ikonik ini dan masa depan ekosistem laut.Pelabuhan Tanjung Luar di Lombok Timur menjadi salah satu pusat pendaratan dan perdagangan ikan yu terkenal di Indonesia. Didorong permintaan tinggi dari pasaran antarabangsa termasuk China, Hong Kong, Thailand dan Jepun, hampir seluruh bahagian badan ikan yu dimanfaatkan ââââÅ¡¬œ sirip, daging, kulit, tulang dan gigi ââââÅ¡¬œ menjadikan industri ini nadi rezeki bagi komuniti pesisir tempatan.-- fotoBERNAMA (2025) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARALOMBOK, Dec 30 -- A shark is lifted for transport to a collection point at the Tanjung Luar Fish Market, East Lombok, today. This activity forms part of the daily routine for coastal communities who rely entirely on the sea for their livelihood.Since the 1940s, shark fisheries in Indonesia have developed into a high-value industry spanning multiple species. Today, the country ranks among the worldââââÅ¡¬'s largest producers of shark products, with estimated annual output reaching up to 100,000 tonnes.However, behind these impressive figures, populations of at least 114 shark species are facing serious declines due to uncontrolled harvesting. The drop is driven not only by hunting and trade but also by ecosystem degradation and disruption of the marine food chain.With low reproductive rates, slow growth, and long maturation periods, sharks are highly vulnerable to overexploitation. This threat raises concerns over the survival of these iconic species and the future of marine ecosystems.Tanjung Luar Port in East Lombok remains one of IndonesiaââââÅ¡¬'s most renowned landing and trade hubs for sharks. Driven by high international demand from markets including China, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Japan, nearly all parts of the shark are utilised ââââÅ¡¬œ fins, meat, skin, bones, and teeth ââââÅ¡¬œ making the industry a vital source of income for local coastal communities.-- fotoBERNAMA (2025) COPYRIGHT RESERVED

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