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Capture fisheries in the first 6 months
30-07-2015 08:28:00
In the first 6 months of the year, fishing activities continue to experience some difficulties affecting production and production efficiency, such as rising oil prices, labor shortages fisheries, fisheries forecasting declaration seafood operators have not been implemented ...
However, due to adverse weather favorable, social security is guaranteed, a number of key fishing grounds have many marine species of high economic value should appear early fishermen were assured and effective production economic, life assurance. In the first 6 months, fishery catches estimated at 1,278 thousand tons (an increase of 2.05% compared to the same period in 2011). In particular, the marine reach 1197.4 thousand tons, increasing by 2.05 and exploitation infield hit 83.6 thousand tons, an increase of 2.15%.
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To contribute to this positive result, operations support, help fishing sustainable, effective and well implemented. According to the conclusions of the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development at the conference on development models and production teams in the sea, the Department of Exploitation and Protection of fisheries resources has been actively guiding the local building and consolidating the establishment of teams produce sea. After more than one year of implementation, to date the number of teams has increased by about 1,000 organizations, bringing the total number of teams to over 3,000 operators with approximately 18,000 fishing vessels involved.
Regarding the licensing and safety for people and fishing ships engaged in fishing operations, implementation of the Directive No. 424 / CT-BNN-TCTS date 02.24.2012 of the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development and Mining Department Protection of fisheries resources has instructed localities to strengthen the management of quantity, quality fishing boats, surveillance and closely examine the process of registration, registration of new ships, ship conversion, security for ships and people joining maritime operators. As of the date of 25.06.2012, the total number of fishing vessels in the country is 126 116 units, of which less than 20 hp vessel capacity is 61,762 units, accounting for 48.9%; ships with a capacity of over 90 CV was 25 268 units, accounting for 20.03%. In the first 6 months, the Department of Exploitation and Protection of Aquatic Resources has appointed and renewed the registration card for the 26 registrars fishing vessels and 14 Grade 3 Grade 2 registrars.