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Bahrain Coast Guard Arrests Four Fishermen for Illegal Shrimp Fishing
Bahrain Coast Guard Arrests Four Fishermen for Illegal Shrimp Fishing

Daily Tribune

time29-03-2025

  • Daily Tribune

Bahrain Coast Guard Arrests Four Fishermen for Illegal Shrimp Fishing

Email : Bahrain's Coast Guard has arrested four fishermen in the Fisht Al-Jarm area for engaging in illegal shrimp fishing using banned bottom trawling nets known as 'Koffa.' The fishermen were also found violating the seasonal ban on shrimp fishing. The Coast Guard Command reaffirmed its commitment to protecting Bahrain's marine resources by closely monitoring and cracking down on illegal fishing practices. Authorities emphasized the importance of adhering to fisheries regulations to safeguard the sustainability of marine life and fish stocks within Bahrain's territorial waters. The Coast Guard urged all fishermen to comply with the established laws, reinforcing the nation's dedication to preserving its rich maritime ecosystem.

Four expats arrested for illegal fishing
Four expats arrested for illegal fishing

Daily Tribune

time27-03-2025

  • Daily Tribune

Four expats arrested for illegal fishing

The Public Prosecution Office for Ministries and Public Entities has launched an investigation following the arrest of four Indian nationals caught using illegal fishing equipment in Bahraini waters. According to a report from the Coast Guard Command, a security patrol spotted the boat and attempted to conduct an inspection to verify its licenses. However, the suspects attempted to flee but were quickly pursued and apprehended along with the vessel. Upon inspection, authorities discovered they were in possession of prohibited bottom trawl nets (kufa). Multiple offenses Following the report, the Public Prosecution interrogated the suspects and charged them with multiple offenses, including possessing and using banned fishing equipment, obstructing security personnel from conducting an inspection, and failing to carry mandatory safety gear such as life jackets, first aid kits, and fire extinguishers. They were charged with operating a vessel without a valid driver's license.

Fishermen held for using banned trawling nets
Fishermen held for using banned trawling nets

Daily Tribune

time05-02-2025

  • Daily Tribune

Fishermen held for using banned trawling nets

Authorities arrested a group of fishermen caught using prohibited bottom trawling nets (Kofa), a destructive fishing method banned under local regulations. The arrest followed a report from the Coast Guard Command, which detected the illegal activity at sea. According to officials, the Coast Guard spotted a boat carrying several Indian nationals engaged in bottom trawling. Upon noticing the security patrol, the fishermen attempted to flee, prompting a chase. The authorities successfully intercepted the vessel and detained the suspects, who were found in possession of a quantity of freshly caught shrimp.

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