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Invasive "Alien" Fish Spreads In Pakistani Waters, Threatens Biodiversity
WWF-Pakistan has cautioned that an invasive fish species has been detected in water bodies across Sindh and Lower Punjab, warning that its spread poses a serious threat to aquatic biodiversity and the fisheries economy, Geo TV.
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1.2 Million Displaced, 80% Water Lost: The Sinking Of Pakistan's Indus Delta
More than 1.2 million people have been displaced from the overall Indus delta region in the last two decades, according to a study published in March by the Jinnah Institute, a think tank led by a former climate change minister.
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Pakistan Hands Over 20 Indian Fishermen To India At Wagah Border
Pakistan on Monday handed over 20 Indian fishermen, who completed their four-year prison terms for allegedly fishing in Pakistani waters, to India at the Wagah border, according to officials.
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Pakistan Takes To Hate Speech Like A Fish Takes To Water: India At UN
India has slammed Pakistan for "spewing venom and false narratives" of monumental proportions in the United Nations, saying it takes to hate speech like a fish takes to water and "obfuscates" the international community from the truth as Islamabad yet again raked up the Kashmir issue at the world body.
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18 Indian Fishermen Arrested For Allegedly Fishing In Pakistani Waters
Pakistan authorities have arrested 18 Indian fishermen for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters, an official said.
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47 Indian Fishermen Arrested In Pakistan
Forty-seven Indian fishermen have been arrested by Pakistani authorities for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea, according to a maritime official.
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Pakistan Release 145 Indian Fishermen As Gesture Of Goodwill
Pakistan today freed 145 Indian fishermen, held for allegedly fishing in its territorial waters, as a goodwill gesture amidst a war of words between Islamabad and New Delhi on the circumstances in which a recent meeting between Kulbhushan Jadhav and his family took place.
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43 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Pakistan Authorities: Official
Forty-three Indian fishermen have been arrested and seven of their boats seized by Pakistani authorities for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea, officials said today. The fishermen were arrested yesterday and have been handed over to the Docks police, a spokesman for Pakistan's Maritime Security Force (PMSF) sa...
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Pakistan Maritime Agency Arrests 29 Indian Fishermen, Seizes 5 Boats
Twenty-nine Indian fishermen were arrested by Pakistan's maritime authorities for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters, officials said today.
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Steps To Check Fishermen From Straying To Foreign Waters: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said the issue of Indian fishermen straying into Pakistan's waters would be resolved soon with the installation of GPS in fishing boats and marking of the maritime boundary.
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Pakistan Arrests 66 Indian Fishermen, Seizes 10 Fishing Boats
Pakistan today said it had arrested 66 Indian fishermen and seized 10 fishing boats for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea.
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2 Abandoned Pak Boats Seized by Border Security Force Off Gujarat Coast
The Border Security Force (BSF) today seized two fishing boats from Pakistan abandoned in Indian waters off the Kutch coast.
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One Killed as Unmarked Ship Fires at Indian Fishing Boat Off Gujarat Coast
One person was killed in firing on an Indian boat from an unmarked ship in international waters today off the Gujarat coast. It is not clear yet whether the ship that attacked the boat is from Pakistan.
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Pakistan marine agency apprehends 40 fishermen, seizes nine boats
The Pakistan Marine Security Agency (PMSA) has apprehended 40 Indian fishermen and seized nine fishing boats from international waters off Jakhau coast, a fishermen body said in Ahmedabad today.
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Pakistan arrests nine Indian fishermen
Pakistani authorities have arrested nine Indian fishermen and seized five boats on charges of illegally fishing in the country's waters, officials said on Thursday.
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Invasive "Alien" Fish Spreads In Pakistani Waters, Threatens Biodiversity
WWF-Pakistan has cautioned that an invasive fish species has been detected in water bodies across Sindh and Lower Punjab, warning that its spread poses a serious threat to aquatic biodiversity and the fisheries economy, Geo TV.
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1.2 Million Displaced, 80% Water Lost: The Sinking Of Pakistan's Indus Delta
More than 1.2 million people have been displaced from the overall Indus delta region in the last two decades, according to a study published in March by the Jinnah Institute, a think tank led by a former climate change minister.
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Pakistan Hands Over 20 Indian Fishermen To India At Wagah Border
Pakistan on Monday handed over 20 Indian fishermen, who completed their four-year prison terms for allegedly fishing in Pakistani waters, to India at the Wagah border, according to officials.
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Pakistan Takes To Hate Speech Like A Fish Takes To Water: India At UN
India has slammed Pakistan for "spewing venom and false narratives" of monumental proportions in the United Nations, saying it takes to hate speech like a fish takes to water and "obfuscates" the international community from the truth as Islamabad yet again raked up the Kashmir issue at the world body.
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18 Indian Fishermen Arrested For Allegedly Fishing In Pakistani Waters
Pakistan authorities have arrested 18 Indian fishermen for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters, an official said.
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47 Indian Fishermen Arrested In Pakistan
Forty-seven Indian fishermen have been arrested by Pakistani authorities for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea, according to a maritime official.
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Pakistan Release 145 Indian Fishermen As Gesture Of Goodwill
Pakistan today freed 145 Indian fishermen, held for allegedly fishing in its territorial waters, as a goodwill gesture amidst a war of words between Islamabad and New Delhi on the circumstances in which a recent meeting between Kulbhushan Jadhav and his family took place.
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43 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Pakistan Authorities: Official
Forty-three Indian fishermen have been arrested and seven of their boats seized by Pakistani authorities for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea, officials said today. The fishermen were arrested yesterday and have been handed over to the Docks police, a spokesman for Pakistan's Maritime Security Force (PMSF) sa...
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Pakistan Maritime Agency Arrests 29 Indian Fishermen, Seizes 5 Boats
Twenty-nine Indian fishermen were arrested by Pakistan's maritime authorities for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters, officials said today.
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Steps To Check Fishermen From Straying To Foreign Waters: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said the issue of Indian fishermen straying into Pakistan's waters would be resolved soon with the installation of GPS in fishing boats and marking of the maritime boundary.
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Pakistan Arrests 66 Indian Fishermen, Seizes 10 Fishing Boats
Pakistan today said it had arrested 66 Indian fishermen and seized 10 fishing boats for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea.
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2 Abandoned Pak Boats Seized by Border Security Force Off Gujarat Coast
The Border Security Force (BSF) today seized two fishing boats from Pakistan abandoned in Indian waters off the Kutch coast.
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One Killed as Unmarked Ship Fires at Indian Fishing Boat Off Gujarat Coast
One person was killed in firing on an Indian boat from an unmarked ship in international waters today off the Gujarat coast. It is not clear yet whether the ship that attacked the boat is from Pakistan.
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Pakistan marine agency apprehends 40 fishermen, seizes nine boats
The Pakistan Marine Security Agency (PMSA) has apprehended 40 Indian fishermen and seized nine fishing boats from international waters off Jakhau coast, a fishermen body said in Ahmedabad today.
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Pakistan arrests nine Indian fishermen
Pakistani authorities have arrested nine Indian fishermen and seized five boats on charges of illegally fishing in the country's waters, officials said on Thursday.
