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5 Sri Lankan Fishermen Consume Contents Found In Bottle Floating In Sea, Die
Five Sri Lankan fishermen who had consumed the contents in a bottle floating in the sea on Saturday had died by Sunday afternoon, Navy Spokesman Captain Gayan Wickramasuriya said.
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Coast Guard Detains 14 Sri Lankan Fishermen, Seizes 5 Boats For Poaching
The officials onboard the Coast Guard ship Rani Durgavati, on patrol near Palk Strait, noticed suspicious boats about 15 nautical miles away from Kodiakarai (Point Calimere) in coastal Tamil Nadu.
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3 Sri Lankan Fishermen Stray Into Indian Waters, Rescued
Three Sri Lankan fishermen who drifted into Indian waters after their boat developed a snag mid sea were rescued by their counterparts in the district today.
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Tamil Nadu Voices Concern Over Lankan Bill; Chief Minister Writes To PM
The Tamil Nadu government today expressed concern over a Sri Lankan fisheries bill, saying it was aimed at preventing Indian fishermen from exercising their traditional fishing rights in the Palk Bay.
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Process to Release Indian, Sri Lankan Fishermen to Complete Today
The formalities for releasing 163 Indian and Sri Lankan fishermen detained in either country for allegedly fishing in each other's waters are expected to be completed by today, Fisheries Minister Mahinda Amaraweera said on Sunday.
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Sri Lanka to Release 86 Tamil Nadu Fishermen on October 28
Eighty-six Tamil Nadu fishermen, who were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy in the past two months, would be released on October 28, the state government said today.
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Ahead of PM Modi's Trip, Sri Lankan Prime Minister's Remarks on Indian Fishermen Triggers Controversy
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has sparked a major controversy by suggesting that Indian fishermen could be shot if they intruded into the country's waters.
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Five Sri Lankan fishermen repatriated by India
Five Sri Lankan fishermen, arrested after they drifted into sea off Andhra Pradesh coast, were today repatriated by the Indian Coast Guard near the Indo-Lankan Maritime Boundary Line.
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25 Lankan fishermen arrested for trespassing into Indian waters
25 Sri Lankan fishermen have been arrested by the Indian Coast Guard at Karaikal in Puducherry, on charges of trespass and illegal fishing in Indian waters. They have been handed over to the Coastal Security Group of the Tamil Nadu police.
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Nine Sri Lankan fishermen arrested off Chennai coast for illegal entry
Nine Sri Lankan fishermen have been arrested by the Indian Coast Guard for illegally fishing in Indian waters.
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20 Lankan fishermen arrested by Indian Coast Guard
Twenty Sri Lankan fishermen were arrested by the Indian Coast Guard today for allegedly fishing in Indian territorial waters off this coastal town.
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Six Sri Lankan fishermen arrested for entering Indian waters
Six Sri Lankan fishermen were arrested by Marine police in Kakinada for illegally fishing in Indian waters off Nizampatnam coast in Andhra Pradesh's East Godavari district, police said on Sunday.
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5 Sri Lankan Fishermen Consume Contents Found In Bottle Floating In Sea, Die
Five Sri Lankan fishermen who had consumed the contents in a bottle floating in the sea on Saturday had died by Sunday afternoon, Navy Spokesman Captain Gayan Wickramasuriya said.
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Coast Guard Detains 14 Sri Lankan Fishermen, Seizes 5 Boats For Poaching
The officials onboard the Coast Guard ship Rani Durgavati, on patrol near Palk Strait, noticed suspicious boats about 15 nautical miles away from Kodiakarai (Point Calimere) in coastal Tamil Nadu.
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3 Sri Lankan Fishermen Stray Into Indian Waters, Rescued
Three Sri Lankan fishermen who drifted into Indian waters after their boat developed a snag mid sea were rescued by their counterparts in the district today.
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Tamil Nadu Voices Concern Over Lankan Bill; Chief Minister Writes To PM
The Tamil Nadu government today expressed concern over a Sri Lankan fisheries bill, saying it was aimed at preventing Indian fishermen from exercising their traditional fishing rights in the Palk Bay.
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Process to Release Indian, Sri Lankan Fishermen to Complete Today
The formalities for releasing 163 Indian and Sri Lankan fishermen detained in either country for allegedly fishing in each other's waters are expected to be completed by today, Fisheries Minister Mahinda Amaraweera said on Sunday.
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Sri Lanka to Release 86 Tamil Nadu Fishermen on October 28
Eighty-six Tamil Nadu fishermen, who were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy in the past two months, would be released on October 28, the state government said today.
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Ahead of PM Modi's Trip, Sri Lankan Prime Minister's Remarks on Indian Fishermen Triggers Controversy
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has sparked a major controversy by suggesting that Indian fishermen could be shot if they intruded into the country's waters.
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Five Sri Lankan fishermen repatriated by India
Five Sri Lankan fishermen, arrested after they drifted into sea off Andhra Pradesh coast, were today repatriated by the Indian Coast Guard near the Indo-Lankan Maritime Boundary Line.
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25 Lankan fishermen arrested for trespassing into Indian waters
25 Sri Lankan fishermen have been arrested by the Indian Coast Guard at Karaikal in Puducherry, on charges of trespass and illegal fishing in Indian waters. They have been handed over to the Coastal Security Group of the Tamil Nadu police.
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Nine Sri Lankan fishermen arrested off Chennai coast for illegal entry
Nine Sri Lankan fishermen have been arrested by the Indian Coast Guard for illegally fishing in Indian waters.
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20 Lankan fishermen arrested by Indian Coast Guard
Twenty Sri Lankan fishermen were arrested by the Indian Coast Guard today for allegedly fishing in Indian territorial waters off this coastal town.
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Six Sri Lankan fishermen arrested for entering Indian waters
Six Sri Lankan fishermen were arrested by Marine police in Kakinada for illegally fishing in Indian waters off Nizampatnam coast in Andhra Pradesh's East Godavari district, police said on Sunday.
