Nghe An: Launching 3 more 'fishing boats 67' in Quynh Luu
(Baonghean.vn) - In early spring 2017, Tien Thuy commune, Quynh Luu district (Nghe An) launched 3 more large-capacity fishing boats, built according to Decree 67 with a total value of over 30 billion VND.
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| Fishing boat built according to Decree 67 has just been launched in Tien Thuy commune (Quynh Luu). |
This launch includes 2 wooden-hulled ships and 1 iron-hulled ship preparing to set sail in the next few days. Mr. Ta Xuan Bay - owner of the ship with license plate NA 96989 TS has just launched the 67 ship, 25m long, 7.1m wide, with a total value of more than 11 billion VND, of which the bank lent more than 7 billion VND, and the remaining 4 billion VND was contributed by 15 fellow sailors.
Tien Thuy is the locality with the largest number of boats in Quynh Luu district with over 324 vehicles, total capacity of 85,653 CV, vehicles with capacity from 20 CV to more than 1,100 CV.
In recent years, with the attention of the State and all levels and sectors, more conditions have been created to support fishermen in building ships according to Decree 67. In addition to investing in building large ships, Tien Thuy fishermen have purchased more modern marine equipment such as vertical and horizontal detectors, positioning radars, and icom radios to serve the purpose of effective offshore exploitation.
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| In mid-2016, Tien Thuy commune had 6 ships (including 3 iron-hulled ships) invested in building new ships according to Decree 67. To date, 3 ships have been completed. |
At the end of 2016, local fishermen invested in building 18 new boats worth tens of billions of dong. Of these, 6 were built under Decree 67 of the Government, including 3 wooden-hulled boats and 3 iron-hulled boats.
Along with the rapid development of offshore fishing fleet, Tien Thuy fishermen have also boldly changed their fishing methods, learned and applied some new occupations such as 4-pole seine net and purse seine. Thanks to that, it helps local people to fish more effectively./.
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