Deep Sea Cleaning Campaign Of Eastern Local Waters
(MENAFN- Gulf Times) The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change's Marine Protection Department has carried out a field operation to remove abandoned fishing gear from a coral reef fishing ground in the country's eastern local waters, as part of the efforts to protect the marine environment and preserve biodiversity.
The operation resulted in the retrieval of fishing nets and traps from a depth of 14m. They posed a danger to marine life and threatened the ecological balance of the surrounding marine environment, a statement added of Environment and Climate Change Marine Protection Department abandoned fishing gear Deep sea cleaning
The operation resulted in the retrieval of fishing nets and traps from a depth of 14m. They posed a danger to marine life and threatened the ecological balance of the surrounding marine environment, a statement added of Environment and Climate Change Marine Protection Department abandoned fishing gear Deep sea cleaning
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