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6 TN fishermen arrested by Lankan Navy

PTIBy PTIJuly 12, 2019No Comments
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Rameswaram: Six Tamilnadu fishermen were arrested today by Sri Lankan navy personnel for allegedly straying into the island nation’s waters, a Fisheries department official said here.

The fishermen from Nambuthalai in Ramanathapuram district, who had put out to the sea in a country boat on Thursday, were detained near Nedhuntheevu for crossing into the Lankan waters, Deputy Director of Fisheries E Kathavarayan said.

The Sri Lankan navy personnel who were patrolling the area registered cases against the six fishermen for catching fish in their territory and took them to Kangasenthurai, he added.

Over 3,000 Tamilnadu fishermen were on 27 June allegedly chased away by Lankan Navy personnel while they were fishing off Katchatheevu.

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