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Kamalnagar (Lakshmipur): The Coast Guard has recovered 70,000 meters of nets during a drive in the Meghna River in Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur. The drive was conducted from the morning to the afternoon on Wednesday (March 13) under the leadership of the Upazila Fisheries Office and Coast Guard. After the drive, the nets were burned in the presence of the Fisheries Officer and Coast Guard. Upazila Fisheries Officer Abdul Quddus said that 70,000 meters of nets were recovered during a drive at Kadir Pandit's Hat Kadriya Ghat in the upazila. No one was arrested during this time. He further said that from February 28 to April 30, it is the season for the conservation of Hilsa sanctuaries and Jatka. During this time, all types of fishing have been banned in the Meghna River. The drive was launched after receiving information that preparations were being made for fishing despite the ban. The drive will continue. Those who violate the ban will be brought under the law.
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