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Green Marine

April 19, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Pakistan holds 36 Indian fishermen, eight boats

Pakistan arrested 36 Indian fishermen and impounded eight boats on Monday for illegally entering its territorial waters in the Arabian Sea, Pakistani maritime authorities said. The fishermen were arrested 34 km inside Pakistani waters during a routine patrol, the Maritime Security Agency said in a s

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Pakistan arrested 36 Indian fishermen and impounded eight boats on Monday for illegally entering its territorial waters in the Arabian Sea, Pakistani maritime authorities said. The fishermen were arrested 34 km inside Pakistani waters during a routine patrol, the Maritime Security Agency said in a statement. They were handed over to police, it said.

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