Bahrain to resume shrimping July 15
Manama, July 4, 2012
Bahrain will resume shrimping on July 15, said a top government official, dismissing a report that the annual ban could be extended to six months.
“No decision has yet been reached on the implementation of the six-month ban like in other GCC countries,” said Public Commission for Protection of Marine Resources, Environment and Wildlife director-general Jassim Al Qaseer he said.
Many shrimping ban violations have been registered this year which negatively affected stocks, he said.
Traditional shrimping locations have also been affected as a result of illegal reclamation and increase in the number of fishing licences, he added, said a report our sister paper Akhbar Al Khaleej. – TradeArabia News Service
Tags: Bahrain | Ban | Wildlife | Marine resources | Shrimping | Public commission |
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