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Poor catch

H. Vibhu

Price of pollution: Increasing pollution has affected inland water fisheries in Kochi backwaters. Fishermen, who used to earn Rs 300 to Rs 500 daily earlier, receive a maximum return of Rs 100 these days. Unscientific fishing practices have also added on to the existing problems. —

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