The 22-day ban on hilsa fishing begins October 7 in Bangladesh

Published 2022년 9월 15일

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The Bangladesh government has announced a 22-day ban on the activities related to hilsa fish, which will commence on October 7 and end on October 28. The ban aims to protect mother hilsa during their breeding season. During the ban period, no fishing, selling, hoarding, or transporting of hilsa will be permitted in six districts, including Barishal, Chandpur, Laxmipur, Bhola, Shariatpur, and Patuakhali. The ban will be enforced in specific sanctuaries across these districts to ensure the survival of the mother hilsa, a crucial fish species for Bangladesh's fish production.
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A 22-day government ban on catching, selling, hoarding and transporting of hilsa in Bangladesh will begin on October 7 in a bid to save mother hilsa during peak breeding season.The ban will be lifted on October 28, said Iftekhar Hossain, public relations officer of the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock on Thursday.The objective of the restrictions on fishing is to protect the mother hilsa which lay eggs during the period.The ban covers hilsa sanctuaries in six districts-Barishal, Chandpur, Laxmipur, Bhola, Shariatpur and Patuakhali districts.The sanctuaries are- 100 km in the Meghna River from Chandpur’s Shatnol to Laxmipur’s Char Alaxandar, 90km in Shahbazpur Channel in Bhola, 100 km in Tentulia River in Bhola, ...
Source: Newagebd

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