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Sailing to protest against Indian poachers

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Fishermen in the Northern Province in a fleet of over 100 fishing craft sailed from Mullaitivu to Point Pedro yesterday to protest against Indian fishermen poaching in  Sri Lankan waters and urging authorities to intervene to stop bottom trawling.
Pic by Romesh Madusanka - Wanni   

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