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Kazakhstan has initiated a spawning campaign to preserve fish diversity, with a two-month fishing ban. The Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources has introduced the ban, and violators will face fines and imprisonment. The ban varies across regions, with some banning specific fish and using commercial fishing gear. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has warned that violations can lead to administrative or criminal liability.
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Yesterday, the Spawning campaign started in Kazakhstan. Within two months, a ban on fishing has been introduced, taking into account regional characteristics, violators face fines and prison terms. The initiator was the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the country. The fish protection action is aimed at preserving the diversity of fish during their spawning and migration. “The main attention of the employees of interested state bodies will be paid to identifying and suppressing the facts of fishing during the period of the ban, illegal acquisition or sale, transportation of fish and fish products,” the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan reported. For violating the ban on fishing, violators face various penalties, police say. “The legislation provides for administrative liability (under Art. 383 “Violation of fishing rules” of the RKKoAP) in the form of a fine of 10 to 40 MCI and criminal liability (under Art. 335 of the ...
Source: Agrosektor
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