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Home›Navy Arrests 34 Indian Fishermen Poaching in Sri Lankan Waters

March 15, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Navy Arrests 34 Indian Fishermen Poaching in Sri Lankan Waters

Naval patrol craft attached to the Northern Naval Command arrested 34 Indian fishermen along with 5 Indian trawlers engaged in illegal fishing in the Northern seas of Sri Lanka on 14th March 2013. They were brought to Delft Island and handed over to Delft Police for legal action. [mappress] Naval To

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Naval patrol craft attached to the Northern Naval Command arrested 34 Indian fishermen along with 5 Indian trawlers engaged in illegal fishing in the Northern seas of Sri Lanka on 14th March 2013.

They were brought to Delft Island and handed over to Delft Police for legal action.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, March 15, 2013; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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