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Authorities Seize 2,000 Metres of Illegal Nets, Fine Two Individuals in Bagerhat

A mobile court operation in Bagerhat led to the seizure and destruction of 2,000 metres of illegal fishing nets and the fining of two individuals.

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In a mobile court operation in the Madhumati River in Atjuri area of Mollahat upazila, authorities seized and destroyed around 2,000 metres of illegal fishing nets. Two individuals were fined a total of Tk 25,000 for illegal fishing. The operation, led by Mollahat Upazila Executive Officer and Executive Magistrate Sumona Irin, aimed to prevent illegal fishing and protect the river's biodiversity. During the drive, officials confiscated 40 China nets and four behundi nets, which were later burned and destroyed. The upazila administration pledged to continue such drives to ensure fish breeding and curb illegal fishing.

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- **What was seized during the operation?** Around 2,000 metres of illegal fishing nets, including 40 China nets and four behundi nets, were seized and destroyed. - **How many people were fined, and for how much?** Two individuals were fined a total of Tk 25,000 for illegal fishing. - **Who led the operation?** The operation was led by Mollahat Upazila Executive Officer and Executive Magistrate Sumona Irin. - **What is the purpose of these drives?** The purpose is to protect the river's biodiversity, ensure fish breeding, and curb illegal fishing.

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FAQ

What was seized during the operation?
Around 2,000 metres of illegal fishing nets, including 40 China nets and four behundi nets, were seized and destroyed.
How many people were fined, and for how much?
Two individuals were fined a total of Tk 25,000 for illegal fishing.
Who led the operation?
The operation was led by Mollahat Upazila Executive Officer and Executive Magistrate Sumona Irin.
What is the purpose of these drives?
The purpose is to protect the river's biodiversity, ensure fish breeding, and curb illegal fishing.

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