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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2022

Fishermen

Some government and non-governmental initiatives have led to increased hilsa production in recent years. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Thoughts

Conserving hilsa: Why voluntary participation of fishers is crucial

Reducing overfishing, strengthening the capacity of fishers to diversify their livelihoods and incorporating local fishermen to the conservation efforts is key to increasing hilsa production

Fishermen, at the Meghna River bank in Lakshmipur, have rediscovered their fishing life with the use of solar power. Their boats are now equipped with high-powered lights, smartphones and other electric products which made fishing easier during night hours. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

How solar power changed the life of Meghna fishermen

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Trawler capsize at Bay: Bodies of 3 more fishermen recovered 

Representational image. Picture: Collected
Bangladesh

Bodies of 2 missing fishermen recovered 

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

18 trawlers sink in Bay, 3 fishermen go missing

Navy rescues 17 fishermen stranded in bay
Bangladesh

Navy rescues 17 fishermen stranded in bay

Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Crime

Robber’s kidnap 50 fishermen from Cox’s Bazar coast

Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Districts

At least 2 lakh fishers in Chattogram wait with docked boats amid hostile weather

Philippine Coast Guard personnel survey several ships believed to be Chinese militia vessels in Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea, in a handout photo distributed by the Philippine Coast Guard on May 5 and taken according to source on April 27, 2021. Philippine Coast Guard/Handout via REUTERS
World+Biz

Philippines tells fishermen to ignore Beijing's ban on fishing in South China Sea

Photo: TBS
Crime

3 fishermen arrested for catching fish in Sundarbans

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Govt allocates over 31,000 tonnes of rice for fishermen

The last fishermen of Kashmir
Analysis

The last fishermen of Kashmir

Bangladesh Coast Guard West Zone seized this trawler from Indian fishermen for fishing illegally inside Bangladeshi maritime boundary in the Bay of Bengal. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

28 Indian fishermen held for intrusion into Bangladesh waters

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