Vietnam: Agriculture industry and the Buddhist Church of Dong Nai province released nearly 4,000 tiger shrimp, crabs and fish into the river

Published 2022년 11월 18일

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Dong Nai Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, in collaboration with the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha, has released 392,241 shrimp and crab into the sea to help restore aquatic life. This initiative is part of efforts to sustainably develop agriculture and the seafood industry, which is expected to generate VND 2,500 billion in 2022. The province's rivers and water surfaces cover nearly 70,000 hectares, supporting around 300 fish species, including some endangered ones. The release of these fish aims to combat the effects of overfishing and the use of harmful fishing gear.

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On November 18, Dong Nai Department of Agriculture and Rural Development coordinated with the Executive Board of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha in Dong Nai province to release 392,241 individuals of tiger shrimp, sea crab and barramundi at Phuoc An fishing wharf (Nhon Trach district, province). Dong Nai) with the purpose of regenerating and protecting aquatic resources, developing a stable and sustainable agriculture. According to the leader of Dong Nai Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, over the years, the seafood industry has created many products and goods of high economic value, contributing significantly to the socio-economic development of the province. It is estimated that in 2022, the value of seafood production will reach about VND 2,500 billion, an increase of more than 4% over the same period. Dong Nai province currently has a system of Dong Nai, La Nga and Thi Vai rivers,... with an area of nearly 70,000 hectares of water surface. There are also many ...

Source: Danviet