Nghe An sets up a delegation to inspect fishing and fishing logistics at sea

Nguyen Hai DNUM_CCZAFZCACA 15:29

(Baonghean.vn) - The inspection team will operate continuously from May to October in the coastal areas of Nghe An province.

In order to prevent illegal fishing activities, Nghe An province established an interdisciplinary team to inspect compliance with legal regulations on fishing activities and fishing logistics services in coastal waters and offshore waters of Nghe An province.

The delegation was led by Comrade Nguyen Chi Luong - Head of the Department of Fisheries. The delegation included representatives from relevant departments, branches, border guards and districts.

Phổ biến nhiệm vụ cho các thành viên đoàn công tác liên ngành kiểm ngư. Ảnh Nguyễn Hải
Disseminate the delegation's tasks and regulations to members of the inter-sectoral fisheries inspection delegation. Photo: Nguyen Hai

According to the plan, the delegation will operate from May to October 2020, accordingly, it will inspect fishing vessels operating in the field of aquatic products and fishing logistics services at sea.


Tàu tham gia đánh bắt trên vùng biển Vinh Bắc bộ được quy định màu sơn riêng và dấu hiệu nhận biết riêng. Ảnh: Nguyễn Hải
Fishing vessels in the sea are assigned their own paint color and size markings on the side of the vessel for authorities to identify and inspect. Photo: Nguyen Hai

Through inspection activities, the delegation will disseminate regulations on combating illegal exploitation and fishing and the Fisheries Law to fishermen; the situation of compliance by fishermen after licensing will be summarized and reported to the Provincial People's Committee.

During the inspection process, if any illegal fishing or violations of regulations on fishing areas or acts of destroying aquatic resources are detected, warnings and penalties will be issued according to regulations.

Tàu kiểm ngư VN 93967 xuất phát đi kiểm tra, giám sát hoạt động đánh bắt thủy hải sản của bà con ngư dân. Ảnh: Nguyễn Hải
Fisheries surveillance ship VN 93967-KN departs to inspect and monitor fishing activities of fishermen. Photo: Nguyen Hai

In the first phase, the inspection team went from the North of Lach Quen to the sea bordering Thanh Hoa province. The inspection focused on compliance with fishing licenses, life-saving equipment, the use of fishing gear, detonators, explosives, marking fishing vessels, keeping fishing logs, installing voyage monitoring equipment, etc.

Ngay trên đường ra phát hiện một số tàu cá đánh bắt sai vùng biển, lực lượng kiểm ngư đã kiểm tra thủ tục và nhắc nhở ngư dân di chuyển để chấp hành theo giấy phép đã cấp. Trong ảnh: Đoàn kiểm tra tàu NA 80026 của ngư dân Trần Minh Hải ở xã Diễn Ngọc, Diễn Châu. Ảnh: Nguyễn Hải
Right on the way to the sea, the team checked the procedures and reminded the fishermen to move in accordance with the issued license. In the photo: The team inspected the NA 80026 boat of fisherman Tran Minh Hai in Dien Ngoc commune (Dien Chau). Photo: Nguyen Hai

On the morning of May 22, the delegation inspected 3 small fishing boats, of which 2 were warned, 1 boat was checked for license, life-saving and fire-fighting equipment, and 1 boat was fishing nearby and cut its net and fled after discovering the fisheries inspection boat.

Lực lượng kiểm ngư phải dùng xuống cao tốc và bí mật tiếp cận thì các tàu cá vi phạm mới khỏi đối phó và bỏ chạy. Ảnh: Nguyễn Hải
The fisheries control force had to use the highway and secretly approach the violating fishing boats so that they would not resist and run away. Photo: Nguyen Hai

As of December 31, 2019, Nghe An had 3,490 fishing vessels, with a total capacity of 660,058 CV, and an average capacity of 189.13 CV/vessel. Of the approximately 2,000 offshore fishing vessels annually (including vessels 12m or longer in length), 540 vessels were 12 to less than 15m in length; 799 vessels were 15 to less than 20m in length; 248 vessels were 20 to 24m in length; 228 vessels were 24 to 30m in length and 7 vessels were over 30m in length.

To be inspected and licensed for fishing at sea, vessels over 24m in length must install GPS before July 1, 2019; vessels between 15 and 24m in length must install GPS before January 1, 2020 and vessels between 12 and under 15m in length must install GPS before April 1, 2020.

Article 50, Law on Fisheries 2017


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