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Home›Green Marine›RI to build 25 lighthouses amid border dispute with Malaysia
Green Marine

March 15, 2005 · about 21 years ago

RI to build 25 lighthouses amid border dispute with Malaysia

The government announced on Tuesday that it plans to build 25 lighthouses to assert its control over outlying islands, amid a border dispute with Malaysia. “A lighthouse is not only for guiding ships but it is also a mark of Indonesia’s sovereignty in those particular waters,” transportation ministe

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The government announced on Tuesday that it plans to build 25 lighthouses to assert its control over outlying islands, amid a border dispute with Malaysia. “A lighthouse is not only for guiding ships but it is also a mark of Indonesia’s sovereignty in those particular waters,” transportation minister Hatta Radjasa told reporters at Merdeka Palace.

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