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With nearly 650 fishing vessels that are not eligible for operation and 30 ships without signal monitoring the cruise, Gia Lai province has requested control, resolutely not to set sail if not yet completed legal documents, in order to gradually stop the situation of illegal fishing, not reporting and not as prescribed (IUU) in the area. The coastal communes resolutely say no to electric pulse, circus machine, aiming to build a sustainable ecological environment, say no to electric pulse, circus machine last time, some subjects stealthily using electric pulse, electric size to illegally exploit fish products on Thi Nai lagoon. Facing this situation, the Peoples Committee of Tuy Phuoc commune (Gia Lai) promptly implemented measures to prevent and thoroughly handle the violation. Immediately after launching from July 1, the commune established the Steering Committee to implement the Prime Ministers Directive No. 45/CT-TTg on overcoming the warning of the European Commission (EC) for IUU exploitation. On July 9, the Commune Peoples Committee continued to issue a plan to coordinate patrol, strictly handle cases of using banned fishing gear, such as electric pulse, electric stimulation, cage, grid ... as well as inadequate ships as prescribed. At the same time, the Department of Economic - Socio -Economic Department is mating with units to promote the propaganda of the Fisheries Law, the harmful effects of fishing by the means of destruction and consolidation of the co -management models, the core group to protect the aquatic resources. According to the Secretary of the Party Committee of Le Thi Vinh Huong commune, promoting the achieved efficiency, Tuy Phuoc commune will continue to be resolute to say no to electric pulse, sustainable environment. The commune police also strengthened patrol and proposed strong handling measures to create deterrence. Gia Lai province requires that officials and party members are in charge of supervising each ship, absolutely not to go to the sea illegally - Photo: VGP/MTA control, clearly identifying 650 ships that are not eligible to operate the pressure to remove the yellow card of the EC for Vietnam Fisheries, Gia Lai Peoples Committee has issued a drastic message on speeding up the implementation of anti -IUU exploitation measures. In particular, two main risk groups are specially focused on handling, including: fishing vessels are at risk of violating foreign waters and the ships are not eligible, but still illegally exploited. In this time, Vice Chairman of the Peoples Committee Duong Mah Tiep signed a document to direct the Departments, branches and local localities to review and clearly identify 650 ships that are not eligible for operating (expired, unable Daily list and supervision. At the same time, the province requires not to allow any fishing vessels to set sail when not yet completed the legal procedures. In terms of the provincial Border Guard, the provincial Border Guards are assigned to strictly control 100% of fishing vessels, import, and organize strict monitoring of GIMS equipment to the journey, strictly handle cases of loss of connectivity, cross boundaries, and exploit the wrong areas as prescribed. In particular, 30 fishing vessels do not have monitoring signals, including 16 ships in Phu My Dong commune, which is required to urgently install new equipment to be eligible for back to operate. But the Peoples Committees of coastal communes and wards are directed to continue guiding and supporting fishermen to register and apply for exploitation permits. For ship owners facing difficulties, local authorities actively support funding and food to stabilize their lives as prescribed. The ships are not eligible to be gathered in a separate anchor area, with officials and party members in charge of supervising each ship, absolutely not to go to the sea illegally. At Phu My Dong commune, the local government has tightened 16 ships with a length of 15 m or more, not installing the cruise monitoring equipment, requiring clearly determining the location of anchoring, operating status and completing the equipment before bringing the ship back to exploit. Cases of anchoring outside the province are reported to coordinate in inspection and supervision, prevent violations of IUU.UBND also require monthly to organize direct working delegations to work with ship owners and captains both inside and outside the province, mobilize compliance with laws, not violate foreign waters. Communes such as Cat Tien, De Gi, An Luong and Phu My Dong are also required to promote propaganda, especially for small ships under 15m practicing squid in the southern provinces - a group of potential subjects at high risk in IUU.
