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Four people who caught small fish fined 66 thousand lira.

September 25, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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In a recent operation, the teams of TCSG 96 Coast Guard Boat Command, affiliated with the Coast Guard Command, conducted an inspection in the fishing port of Evrenye village in the district of Inebolu. During the inspection, 30 crates of undersized red mullets were found in a fishing boat. The confiscated fish were handed over to the Inebolu District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry.

The individuals responsible for the fishing boat, identified as L.P, Ş.C, E.U, and K.K, were fined a total of 66,108 Turkish Lira for violating the Fisheries Law. The operation was a part of the ongoing efforts by the Coast Guard to prevent illegal fishing activities and protect the marine environment. The fines issued serve as a deterrent to those who engage in unauthorized fishing practices.

The illegal fishing of undersized fish poses a threat to the sustainability of marine resources and the livelihoods of law-abiding fishermen. It is crucial for authorities to continue enforcing regulations and monitoring fishing activities to ensure the conservation of marine species. The Coast Guard’s proactive approach to detecting and penalizing illegal fishing activities sends a strong message to violators of the consequences of their actions.

The cooperation between the Coast Guard and local authorities, such as the Inebolu District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry, is essential in enforcing maritime laws and protecting marine ecosystems. By working together, these agencies can effectively combat illegal fishing practices and safeguard the biodiversity of the sea. The recent operation in Evrenye village is a testament to the commitment of law enforcement agencies to uphold regulations and preserve marine resources for future generations.

In response to the violation of the Fisheries Law, the Coast Guard and relevant authorities are taking swift action to penalize those responsible and confiscate illegal catches. By holding individuals and fishing vessels accountable for their actions, the authorities send a clear message that illegal fishing will not be tolerated. The enforcement of maritime laws plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of marine ecosystems and supporting the sustainable management of fisheries in the region.

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