1 of 5 Indonesia,illegal fishing boats,fishing boats,destroys illegal fishing boats,Indonesian navy
People take pictures of a burning ship as the government destroyed foreign boats that had been caught illegally fishing in Indonesia waters, at Morela village in Ambon island, April 2017. Indonesia destroyed 81 mostly foreign boats on the weekend that had been caught illegally fishing in its waters, taking to more than 300 the number sunk since President Joko Widodo launched a battle against the poaching of fish in 2014. Credit: Reuters
2 of 5 Indonesia,illegal fishing boats,fishing boats,destroys illegal fishing boats,Indonesian navy
An Indonesian police boat is seen near Malaysian and Vietnamese fishing boats as they are destroyed for illegal fishing by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, police and navy in Batam, Riau Islands. Credit: Reuters
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3 of 5 Indonesia,illegal fishing boats,fishing boats,destroys illegal fishing boats,Indonesian navy
Three Malaysian fishing boats are destroyed for illegal fishing, by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries along with the police and navy, near Langsa, Aceh province, Indonesia. Credit: Reuters
4 of 5 Indonesia,illegal fishing boats,fishing boats,destroys illegal fishing boats,Indonesian navy
Malaysian and Vietnamese fishing boats are destroyed for illegal fishing by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, police and navy, in Batam, Riau Islands, Indonesia. Credit: Reuters
5 of 5 Indonesia,illegal fishing boats,fishing boats,destroys illegal fishing boats,Indonesian navy
Two foreign flagged fishing boats registered in Papua New Guinea are destroyed by the Indonesian Navy after they were seized for supposedly illegal fishing off the coast of Ambon, Maluku. Credit: Reuters