Mangaluru: Fishing ban violation - two boats, 22 persons rounded up, fined


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Jun 11: In a joint operation conducted by Coast Guard and Coastal Security Police Force, two boats which were engaged in fishing activity near Panambur in violation of ban orders, were confiscated on Friday June 10. 22 fishermen found in these two boats were taken into custody. They were fined Rs 3.5 lac.

After getting information that two Tamil Nadu-based mechanized boats were conducting fishing ten nautical miles off Panambur coast in Arabian sea, both the above forces jointly went into action.

22 fishermen found in these two fishing boats and the fish catches were taken into custody by the police They were handed over to the deputy director in the department of fisheries for further action.

The deputy director of fisheries imposed a fine of Rs 3.5 lac on the boats for this violation. The fish catch was auctioned for Rs 1 lac. The boats and the fishermen would be released after payment of the said fine, the officer said.

 

According to sources, the coastal security guards seized two boats and handed over 22 persons were to the coastal security police.  

  

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 11 2016

    Whom for those 10 Kingfishes have been kept seperately?

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  • jones, manipal

    Sat, Jun 11 2016

    Why to catch our own country people, catch some other fellows.

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  • mann, bengaluru

    Sun, Jun 12 2016

    jone, Manipal

    Every Coastal State has it's own territorial waters for fishing. It is by law. It allows the coastal State employment for their fishermen\trawlers (owners) for their living.
    Same way your property too. Would you like someone to encroach upon your property\your territory?

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  • PINTO, Qatar

    Sat, Jun 11 2016

    This is fish breeding season. Please allow the fish to breed so that there is no scarcity of fish in the coming season. There is no limit for a man's greed. Good job by coastal security men.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, NY

    Fri, Jun 10 2016

    Tamil Nadu is not in Somalia ..

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore/New Delhi

    Sat, Jun 11 2016

    Agreed..but somalians are in tamil nadu..as well as in Mars.
    They are staying in other places..and handeover somalia for others.

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  • mann, bengaluru

    Sun, Jun 12 2016

    Dev

    You won't believe it but if I say Modiji said it....you will .. for sure.
    They had Vayu vimana during Ram\Sita, Ravana time as Modiji was saying our ancestors had Vimanas.
    Ravana abducted and took sita to his kingdom by open vayu vimana!! they were so far advanced where as, if we open the present day Vimana's door during flight, passengers etc will be sucked out of it..!!!
    No wonder you found Somalians on Mars too....Did you use the one Modiji was referring to travel to Mars and back or the one Ravana used?
    Second thought, you like Somalians too much I guess same like your idol, even you go to the Planet Mars to check their presence there.

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