As the fishing ban end, huge crowds turn up for fresh catch at Kasimedu

Bijoy Ghosh Updated - June 23, 2019 at 03:42 PM.

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Fish being sold straight off the mechanised boats at Kasimedu fishing harbour in Chennai. The 60 day fishing ban ended on June 15.Photo : Bijoy Ghosh
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Huge crowd turned up at the Kasimedu fishing harbour to purchase fresh catch. Fishermen ventured into the sea after the 60 day fishing ban ended on June 15.. During the ban, mechanised boats fishermen do not to venture into the sea to avoid disturbance caused by trawlers to marine life during the breeding season. The ban was increased from 45 days to 60 days in 2017. The TN Govt gives a compensation of Rs 5000 during the ban period.
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Fishermen who ventured into the sea after the 60 day fishing ban, returned with their catch on Sunday at the kasimedu fishing harbour. The ban ended on June 15. Huge crowd turned up at the harbour to purchase fresh catch. From here, it goes to the various markets in the city and also to the export houses. During the ban, mechanised boats fishermen do not to venture into the sea to avoid disturbance caused by trawlers to marine life during the breeding season. The ban was increased from 45 days to 60 days in 2017. The TN Govt gives a compensation of Rs 5000 during the ban period. Photo : Bijoy Ghosh
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Fishermen who ventured into the sea after the 60 day fishing ban, returned with their catch on Sunday at the kasimedu fishing harbour. The ban ended on June 15. Huge crowd turned up at the harbour to purchase fresh catch. From here, it goes to the various markets in the city and also to the export houses. During the ban, mechanised boats fishermen do not to venture into the sea to avoid disturbance caused by trawlers to marine life during the breeding season. The ban was increased from 45 days to 60 days in 2017. The TN Govt gives a compensation of Rs 5000 during the ban period.
Photo: Bijoy Ghosh
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Fishermen who ventured into the sea after the 60 day fishing ban, returned with their catch on Sunday at the kasimedu fishing harbour. The ban ended on June 15. Huge crowd turned up at the harbour to purchase fresh catch. From here, it goes to the various markets in the city and also to the export houses. During the ban, mechanised boats fishermen do not to venture into the sea to avoid disturbance caused by trawlers to marine life during the breeding season. The ban was increased from 45 days to 60 days in 2017. The TN Govt gives a compensation of Rs 5000 during the ban period.
Photo: Bijoy Ghosh
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Fish unloaded from mechanised boats are moved in tricycles at Kasimedu fishing harbour in Chennai. The 60 day fishing ban ended on June 15.
Photo: Bijoy Ghosh
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Fish unloaded from mechanised boats are moved in tricycles at Kasimedu fishing harbour in Chennai. The 60 day fishing ban ended on June 15.
Photo: Bijoy Ghosh
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Fish being sold straight of the mechanised boats at Kasimedu fishing harbour in Chennai. The 60 day fishing ban ended on June 15.
Photo: Bijoy Ghosh
▲

Huge crowd turned up at the Kasimedu fishing harbour to purchase fresh catch. Fishermen ventured into the sea after the 60 day fishing ban ended on June 15. During the ban, mechanised boats fishermen do not to venture into the sea to avoid disturbance caused by trawlers to marine life during the breeding season. The ban was increased from 45 days to 60 days back in 2017. The TN Govt gives a compensation of Rs 5000 during the ban period.

Photos : Bijoy Ghosh

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