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April 13, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bahrain: Authorities Organizes Sea Patrols to Prevent Illegal Dredging

Sea patrols are being stepped up as part of a new clampdown on illegal activities off the Bahrain coast, it was announced.Authorities hope to stamp out illegal land reclamation and dredging, as well as fishing out of season… [mappress] Source:tradearabia,April 13,2010;

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Sea patrols are being stepped up as part of a new clampdown on illegal activities off the Bahrain coast, it was announced.Authorities hope to stamp out illegal land reclamation and dredging, as well as fishing out of season…

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Source:tradearabia,April 13,2010;

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