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Home›Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 15 Fishermen

August 26, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Arrests 15 Fishermen

Sri Lanka Naval craft attached to the Eastern Naval Command on routine patrol arrested 15 fishermen with 2 FGDs engaged in illegal fishing in the seas off Trincomalee on 25th August 2014. The arrested persons along with illegal fishing nets and FGDs were handed over to the Trincomalee Harbour poli

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Sri Lanka Naval craft attached to the Eastern Naval Command on routine patrol arrested 15 fishermen with 2 FGDs engaged in illegal fishing in the seas off Trincomalee on 25th August 2014.

The arrested persons along with illegal fishing nets and FGDs were handed over to the Trincomalee Harbour police for further investigations.

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