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Home›Operations›Sri Lanka Navy Arrests Persons Engaged in Illegal Fishing
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March 13, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Arrests Persons Engaged in Illegal Fishing

Naval troops attached to the Naval Deployment Pulmudai of the Eastern Naval Command arrested 6 persons along with 6 fiber glass dingy boats at Arishamalai Fishing Point on 9th March 2013 for engaging in illegal fishing using light course. The arrested persons along with 6 generators, 105 liters of K

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Naval troops attached to the Naval Deployment Pulmudai of the Eastern Naval Command arrested 6 persons along with 6 fiber glass dingy boats at Arishamalai Fishing Point on 9th March 2013 for engaging in illegal fishing using light course.

The arrested persons along with 6 generators, 105 liters of Kerosene, 40 meters of wire and 15 power holders in their possession were handed over to Pulmudai Police for further investigations.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, March 13, 2013; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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