Thailand: Farmers raising tilapia in cages, suffer damages of 300 tons amounting 18 million baht

Published 2021년 10월 26일

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The Department of Fisheries in Maha Sarakham, Thailand, is providing assistance to tilapia farmers affected by flooding, with over 300 tons of fish and 18 million baht in damages. The department is coordinating efforts with local offices and private farms to provide credit for fish feed and transport fish for sale. A total of 42 farmers, with 972 cages damaged, are receiving compensation and assistance according to the regulations for government advances for disaster victims. The Department of Fisheries is also providing survey and damage follow-up, monitoring for aquatic animal diseases, and public relations to aquaculture farmers in the affected areas.

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The Department of Fisheries is ready to help farmers who raise tilapia in cages in the Chi River flooded the area. 300 tons of fish in the cage die, damage 18 million baht. The representative of the private farm helps the production factors to give credit for the fish feed throughout the next raising round. Revealing the healing criteria for aquaculture farmers across the country disaster Fish farmers get 4,682 baht/rai, lobsters get up to 11,780/rai. On October 26, 2021, Mr. Chalermchai Suwanrak, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Fisheries, said the Department of Fisheries is still monitoring the situation and is ready to go out to help farmers who have been affected. continuous impact by giving the Fisheries Office of Maha Sarakham Province Maha Sarakham Freshwater Aquaculture Research and Development Center Kalasin Inland Fisheries Prevention and Suppression Center (Lampao Dam) coordinates with the Office of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, Maha Sarakham Province. ...

Source: Prachachat