Ilisha from the banned period is being sold openly in Rajbari

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Ilisha from the banned period is being sold openly in Rajbari

The administration has been in a strict position since the morning of Saturday (October 4), the first day of the ban. The naval police and the coast guard will work with the administration to make the campaign successful. The Fisheries Department, including the Goalanda Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO), have been conducting exercises in the river since the morning. They are conducting campaigns whenever they see a boat or trawler fishing for hilsa anywhere.

According to the Fisheries Department sources, there is a 57-kilometer section of the Padma River in Rajbari district. In addition, the Gorai, Harai and Chandana rivers flow through this district. To implement the ban on fishing, propaganda has been carried out in various areas of Rajbari, Goalanda, Kalukhali and Pangsha upazilas on the ban on catching hilsa. In addition to distributing leaflets to fishing villages to comply with the ban, miking has been done in the riverbanks. Since there is no work during this time, the government will provide 25 kg of VGF rice to fishermen involved in hilsa harvesting. The administration has been in a strict position since the morning of Saturday (October 4), the first day of the ban. The naval police and the coast guard will work with the administration to make the campaign successful. The Fisheries Department along with the Goalanda Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) has been conducting exercises in the river since morning. They launch operations whenever they see a boat or trawler fishing for hilsa anywhere.

According to the Fisheries Department sources, there is a 57-kilometer section of the Padma River in Rajbari district. In addition, the Gorai, Harai and Chandana rivers flow through this district. To implement the ban on fishing, propaganda campaigns have been carried out in various areas of Rajbari, Goalanda, Kalukhali and Pangsha upazilas to enforce the ban on catching hilsa. In addition to distributing leaflets in the fishing villages, miking has been done in the riverbanks. Since there is no work during this time, the government will provide 25 kg of VGF rice to fishermen involved in hilsa harvesting. The administration has been in a strict position since the morning of Saturday (October 4), the first day of the ban. The Naval Police and Coast Guard will work with the administration to make the campaign successful. The Fisheries Department along with the Goalanda Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) has been conducting exercises in the river since morning. They launch raids whenever they see a boat or trawler fishing for Hilsa.

According to the Fisheries Department, there is a 57-kilometer section of the Padma River in Rajbari district. In addition, the Gorai, Harai and Chandana rivers flow through this district. To implement the ban on fishing, propaganda campaigns are being carried out in various areas of Rajbari, Goalanda, Kalukhali and Pangsha upazilas to enforce the ban on catching Hilsa. In addition to distributing leaflets to fishing villages to enforce the ban, miking has been done in the riverbank areas. Since there is no work at this time, the government will provide 25 kg of VGF rice to fishermen involved in harvesting Hilsa.