The 58-day ban on sea fishing to protect Hilsa breeding and marine biodiversity ends tonight, with thousands of fishermen along the Kuakata coast preparing to return to sea. They are repairing trawlers, nets, and engines, hoping for a good Hilsa catch. Many complained of inadequate government aid during the ban. Authorities enforced the restrictions strictly. Officials believe the ban will boost fish stocks, while fishermen expect better catches. Safety measures, including life jackets and satellite phones, have been advised before sea voyages.
The 58-day ban on fishing to protect Hilsa breeding and marine biodiversity will end at midnight tonight (Wednesday), allowing fishermen along the Kuakata coast to resume fishing in the sea. With hopes, concerns, and high expectations, they are preparing to set sail once again on the open waters.
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