Over 10,000 fish released to enrich fishery resources in Thac Ba Lake

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Over 10,000 fish released to enrich fishery resources in Thac Ba Lake

Saturday, November 26, 2022

Yen Binh district has released over 10,000 fish to enrich fishery resources in Thac Ba Lake, an activity funded by the Yen Bai VPF Minerals JSC, the Quang Tri Minerals Company, and the Thac Ba Lake Trading and Tourism JSC.

Leaders of the Yen Binh district People’s Committee, the Thac Ba Lake Trading and Tourism JSC, and the Yen Bai Fisheries Centre release fish into Thac Ba Lake.

This programme was meant to encourage local residents to join hands in protecting fishery resources.

On this occasion, the district also asked local agencies, units, and communal-level People’s Committees to increase communications to raise public awareness of the regulations on fishery resource protection and the prevention of using electricity, chemicals, and nets with smaller-than-regulated mesh in fishing.

Hong Duyen

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