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The prohibition of fishing in Tamil Nadu from April 15 to June 14 protects the spawning of the duration of marine species. Affecting more than 2,000 motor boots, this annual prohibition can increase fish prices
To mitigate the impact on the livelihoods of fishermen, the government of Tamil Nadu is providing financial assistance from 8,000 rs to each registered fishing family. (News18)
It is expected that the prohibition of fishing in Tamil Nadu, which enters into force after midnight on Monday, causes an increase in fish prices. Implemented annually, the prohibition of motor boat fishing extends from April 15 to June 14, a total of 61 days, to allow fish reproduction.
The prohibition is mainly directed to mechanized fishing boats, such as drags, which tend to have a greater impact on the marine environment. This seasonal prohibition, applied by the Fisheries Department, aims to safeguard the breeding of marine species lasting its period of spawning, guaranteeing the long -term sustainability of marine resources and improving the life bells of fishing communities through fishery communities.
This year, the ban will affect more than 2,000 motor boots in 14 coastal districts, including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kankipuram, Cuddalore and Nagattinam. The ships will remain anchored in fishing ports and landing sites. Only the Ramanathapuram area will see more than 700 docked motor slats. Duration The prohibition, fishermen generally perform boats and net repairs.
To mitigate the impact on the livelihoods of fishermen, the government of Tamil Nadu is providing financial assistance from 8,000 rs to each registered fishing family. However, it is projected that the government incur a loss of several million rupees due to the stop in fishing activities. However, due to its extensive coast and abundant marine life, Tamil Nadu enforces this annual prohibition as an essential measure to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect oceanic ecosystems.
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Tamil Nadu, India, India
