Fishing sector violations in early 2026
During the first half of 2026, violations in the fishing sector primarily focused on breaches of the Living Marine Resources Law, with authorities recording 1,378 maritime violations and 1,952 assorted seizures. The most common violations were related to licensing, totaling 652 infractions, followed by illegal use of prohibited fishing equipment with 212 violations, and tracking devices with 164 violations. Additionally, 1,196 fishing nets and 268 pieces of equipment were confiscated, along with marine catch amounts totaling 63,420 kilograms, including fish, shalakh, safiluh, and shrimp. These figures reflect the commitment of the relevant authorities to enforce seasonal bans and restrictions on certain types of fishing during spawning seasons, aiming to protect fish stocks from overexploitation and ensure the sustainability of the sector.
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