Seining: Season Extended to October 10

10 years, 6 months ago - September 28, 2013

They have suffered from bad weather, which led to a big shortfall. But anglers can catch up. The season for seining has been extended until October 10. This decision was endorsed by the Council of Ministers on Friday 27 September.

It is October 10, the season of seining finally ends. The Ministry of Fisheries has decided to extend the period of several weeks. The decision was endorsed by the Council of Ministers on Friday 27 September.

Indeed, many fishermen have suffered from bad weather during the winter season. Strong highs and opinions strong swells prevented the outputs on the high seas which caused a considerable loss.

Kick off the season of seining was given on 1 March 2013 and lasted five months. Practiced by fishermen's cooperatives, the seine is frowned upon by environmentalists because it causes a lot of damage. In fact, this practice will disappear.

Text by lexpress.mu

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