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Submarine Didn't Sink French Fishing Trawler In 2004, UK Probe Finds
A British coroner on Friday concluded that the 2004 sinking of a French fishing trawler in UK waters, which killed five people, was an accident, rejecting claims it had been dragged down by a submarine.
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9 Fishermen Killed, 1 Missing As Trawler Capsizes In Bay Of Bengal
Bodies of nine fishermen from West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district were found on Thursday morning inside the trawler that capsized in the Bay of Bengal, officials said.
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Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 54 Indian Fishermen, Seizes 5 Fishing Trawlers
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested at least 54 Indian fishermen and seized five trawlers for allegedly poaching in the country's territorial waters, an official statement said in Colombo today.
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Search Ops On, But No Trace Of Missing Boat Carrying 100 Migrants Yet
The Coast Guard and the Navy are still searching for a fishing trawler with over 100 Indians that set off from Munambam port in Kerala's rural Ernakulam to an unknown destination over ten days ago.
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Panic Aboard As French Fishing Trawler Nets WWII Bomb
A French fishing trawler netted a World War II bomb containing nearly a tonne of explosives off the coast of Normandy on Friday, prompting the emergency evacuation of the crew while the device was returned to the seabed, authorities said.
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Smuggled North Korea Clams Show China's Struggle To Stop Kim
In the fishing grounds where the Yalu River opens up to the Yellow Sea, Chinese and North Korean trawlers intermingle as they search for crabs, conch and yellow clams.
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Ever Wanted To Track Where Your Fish Comes From? Now You Can
Anyone with internet access and a passion for seafood will soon be able to track commercial fishing trawlers all over the world, with a new tool that its developers hope will help end the overfishing that has decimated the world's fish stocks.
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Sri Lanka Mulls Granting Licences To Indian Trawlers
The Sri Lankan government is considering a proposal to issue permits to a limited number of Indian trawlers to enter the International Maritime Boundary Line in an attempt to minimise illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, a media report has said.
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650 Indian Fishermen in Custody in Neighbouring Countries
Nearly 650 Indian fishermen have been arrested until October this year by maritime security agencies of different countries, with Sri Lanka topping the chart.
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Indian Delegation to Visit Pakistan for Release of Seized Boats
An Indian delegation will visit Pakistan to inspect 22 Indian boats seized by the neighbouring country and discuss modalities for their release. The date for the visit is yet to be finalised.
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Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 26 Indian Fishermen
The Sri Lanka navy arrested 26 Indian fishermen and seized three Indian fishing trawlers allegedly for poaching in Sri Lankan waters, the navy media unit said on Sunday.
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Italian Prime Minister Says, Victims of trawler will be Given Burial
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Saturday repeated his commitment to refloat the wreck of the trawler which sank in April with the deaths of around 800 migrants and lay to rest the victims.
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At least 56 Killed as Russian Trawler Sinks in Icy Seas
A fishing trawler sank in freezing waters off Russia's Far East today, killing at least 56 people and setting off a frantic search for survivors that led to dozens being rescued alive.
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At Least 54 Dead as Trawler Sinks in Russia: Reports
At least 54 sailors have died and 15 others are still missing after a trawler with 132 people on board sank on Wednesday in the Sea of Okhotsk in Russia's Far East, Russian media said.
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Bangladesh Ferry Capsizes With 100 Passengers on Board
A Bangladeshi ferry carrying more than 100 passengers capsized today in the Padma river, 70 km (44 miles) north of the capital, Dhaka, police said.
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Submarine Didn't Sink French Fishing Trawler In 2004, UK Probe Finds
A British coroner on Friday concluded that the 2004 sinking of a French fishing trawler in UK waters, which killed five people, was an accident, rejecting claims it had been dragged down by a submarine.
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9 Fishermen Killed, 1 Missing As Trawler Capsizes In Bay Of Bengal
Bodies of nine fishermen from West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district were found on Thursday morning inside the trawler that capsized in the Bay of Bengal, officials said.
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Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 54 Indian Fishermen, Seizes 5 Fishing Trawlers
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested at least 54 Indian fishermen and seized five trawlers for allegedly poaching in the country's territorial waters, an official statement said in Colombo today.
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Search Ops On, But No Trace Of Missing Boat Carrying 100 Migrants Yet
The Coast Guard and the Navy are still searching for a fishing trawler with over 100 Indians that set off from Munambam port in Kerala's rural Ernakulam to an unknown destination over ten days ago.
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Panic Aboard As French Fishing Trawler Nets WWII Bomb
A French fishing trawler netted a World War II bomb containing nearly a tonne of explosives off the coast of Normandy on Friday, prompting the emergency evacuation of the crew while the device was returned to the seabed, authorities said.
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Smuggled North Korea Clams Show China's Struggle To Stop Kim
In the fishing grounds where the Yalu River opens up to the Yellow Sea, Chinese and North Korean trawlers intermingle as they search for crabs, conch and yellow clams.
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Ever Wanted To Track Where Your Fish Comes From? Now You Can
Anyone with internet access and a passion for seafood will soon be able to track commercial fishing trawlers all over the world, with a new tool that its developers hope will help end the overfishing that has decimated the world's fish stocks.
-
Sri Lanka Mulls Granting Licences To Indian Trawlers
The Sri Lankan government is considering a proposal to issue permits to a limited number of Indian trawlers to enter the International Maritime Boundary Line in an attempt to minimise illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, a media report has said.
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650 Indian Fishermen in Custody in Neighbouring Countries
Nearly 650 Indian fishermen have been arrested until October this year by maritime security agencies of different countries, with Sri Lanka topping the chart.
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Indian Delegation to Visit Pakistan for Release of Seized Boats
An Indian delegation will visit Pakistan to inspect 22 Indian boats seized by the neighbouring country and discuss modalities for their release. The date for the visit is yet to be finalised.
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Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 26 Indian Fishermen
The Sri Lanka navy arrested 26 Indian fishermen and seized three Indian fishing trawlers allegedly for poaching in Sri Lankan waters, the navy media unit said on Sunday.
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Italian Prime Minister Says, Victims of trawler will be Given Burial
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Saturday repeated his commitment to refloat the wreck of the trawler which sank in April with the deaths of around 800 migrants and lay to rest the victims.
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At least 56 Killed as Russian Trawler Sinks in Icy Seas
A fishing trawler sank in freezing waters off Russia's Far East today, killing at least 56 people and setting off a frantic search for survivors that led to dozens being rescued alive.
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At Least 54 Dead as Trawler Sinks in Russia: Reports
At least 54 sailors have died and 15 others are still missing after a trawler with 132 people on board sank on Wednesday in the Sea of Okhotsk in Russia's Far East, Russian media said.
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Bangladesh Ferry Capsizes With 100 Passengers on Board
A Bangladeshi ferry carrying more than 100 passengers capsized today in the Padma river, 70 km (44 miles) north of the capital, Dhaka, police said.
