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Navy arrests five Indian fishermen

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The Navy assisted the Sri Lanka Coast Guard to arrest five Indian fishermen along with a fishing trawler poaching in Sri Lankan waters in the seas off Delft Island last night.

The arrested fishermen along with the fishing trawler were handed over to the Jaffna fisheries for legal actions.

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