
In preparation for the revitalization of fishing in the fall, South Chungcheong Province announced that it will focus on cracking down on unlicensed and unlicensed fishing, use of illegal fishing gear, and violation of catch restrictions for the next month along with related organizations such as the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and cities and counties, and will also carry out activities to prevent fishing boat safety accidents and promote sustainable coastal fishing development methods.
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As fishing activities increase in the fall, South Chungcheong Province is strengthening crackdown and promotional activities to prevent unauthorized fishing and safety accidents.
South Chungcheong Province announced on the 29th that it will conduct a joint crackdown on illegal fishing with related organizations such as the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, cities and counties for the next month to mark the fall season when fishing becomes more active.
The province intensively cracks down on unlicensed and unlicensed fishing and fishing gear violations that may occur during periods of increased fishing, both on land and at sea.
The main targets of crackdown include unlicensed and unlicensed fishing, use of illegal fishing gear, violation of fishing restrictions, and failure to wear life jackets.
In particular, we plan to respond strictly, including judicial action, to illegal fishing that leads to overfishing of fishery resources.
In addition to crackdowns, we also carry out activities to prevent fishing boat safety accidents due to weather changes.
The province will also carry out activities to inform fishermen of the main contents and systems of the 'Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Development Act', which will take effect from June next year.
Jang Min-gyu, head of the Fisheries Resources Department of South Chungcheong Province, said, βFall is an important time to protect fisheries resources and ensure the safety of fishermen,β and added, βWe will strictly enforce the law and ensure that the system that goes into effect from next year is well established in the field.β
AI outlook β possibilities, not facts
When the Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Development Act comes into effect from June next year, promotional and educational activities for fishermen will expand.
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