'Abandon immature fish trade to avoid losses'

20th February 2024

The call by Fisheries Protection Unit (FPU) spokesperson Lt. Lauben Ndifula follows the confiscation and burning of over 10 tonnes of immature fish in Rwenzori region since the year began. The region's districts include Kasese, Bunyangabu and Rubirizi.

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Lt. Lauben Ndifula the PRO FPU. (Courtesy)

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Fish traders have been urged to think twice before spending their capital on immature fish because they stand to lose it if caught by the authorities.

The call by Fisheries Protection

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'Abandon immature fish trade to avoid losses'

The call by Fisheries Protection Unit (FPU) spokesperson Lt. Lauben Ndifula follows the confiscation and burning of over 10 tonnes of immature fish in Rwenzori region since the year began. The region's districts include Kasese, Bunyangabu and Rubirizi.

Lt. Lauben Ndifula the PRO FPU. (Courtesy)

NewVision Reporter

@NewVision

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