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Home›Green Marine›China to Strengthen Control of its Fishing Boats
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December 24, 2010 · about 15 years ago

China to Strengthen Control of its Fishing Boats

The Chinese government is planning to better manage Chinese fishing vessels operating in disputed waters starting next year. A Chinese news wire service reported on Thursday that the government will boost its control over fishing vessels in order to protect their rights and fishing operations in wat

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The Chinese government is planning to better manage Chinese fishing vessels operating in disputed waters starting next year. A Chinese news wire service reported on Thursday that the government will boost its control over fishing vessels in order to protect their rights and fishing operations in waters such as those near the inter-Korean maritime border in the West Sea and around Daoyutai in the East China Sea called Senkaku in Japan.

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