PERU fishing with guts to report…
In order to detect and combat illegal fishing, the Ministry of Production, through the Directorate General of Supervision and Control, intensified monitoring of the artisanal fisheries landing "Jose Olaya" of San Andres in Pisco (Ica).
To this end, displaced 30 inspectors who, with the support of 30 police officers, met daily work and permanent control illegal fishing in that area, including the intervention of pampas drying and illegal plants.
As part of operational artisanal fishermen landing point José Olaya decided to suspend its sites to an artisanal fleet without permission Anchovy Fishery detected.
Currently, its activities have been used for the landing of La Puntilla, with proper controls of authority.
The Ministry has scheduled a working meeting with the regional presidency of Ica and the Chief of Police Region in order to plan joint for further combat illegal fishing activities.
In mid-February, the Production Sector seized 552 kilos of shrimp river in operations in markets and restaurants, as well as coastal roads in Lima, Ica, Arequipa and Moquegua, because the crustacean reproductive season is closed until next March 31.
On the other hand, between 4 and 22 January, following several unannounced operating in the regions of Lambayeque and Arequipa, inspectors seized in control modules, terminals and fishing beaches, a total of 271 kilos and 425 kilos Octopus Macha, marine resources are closed.
As recalled, is forbidden to extract, transport, marketing, storage and processing of octopus in the regions of Lambayeque and Piura, through the Ministerial Resolution No. 483-2009-PRODUCE.
Also, extract, transport, hold, process and market macha permanently, according to the Ministerial Resolution 099-99-PE.
El Ministerio de la Producción habilitó una línea telefónica y correo electrónico para recibir denuncias contra quienes incumplan la norma: 616-2222, anexo 2626, o a través del correo electrónico denuncias@produce.gob.pe
SOURCE: Andina.com.pe
