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Home›Sri Lankan Navy Detects Detonators Used in Illegal Fishing

April 12, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Sri Lankan Navy Detects Detonators Used in Illegal Fishing

Naval troops attached to SLNS Pussadewa of the North-central Naval Command recovered 13 non-electric detonators and 11 safety fuses hidden in Kallady Beach on 11th April 2012. [mappress] Naval Today Staff , April 13, 2012; Image: navy

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Naval troops attached to SLNS Pussadewa of the North-central Naval Command recovered 13 non-electric detonators and 11 safety fuses hidden in Kallady Beach on 11 th April 2012.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff , April 13, 2012; Image: navy

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