Border guard active in augmenting fishermen’s knowledge of fishing regulations

Thanks to the efforts, local fishermen’s awareness of and responsibility in managing and safeguarding national sovereignty over national sea and islands and maintaining security and order in sea border areas have been heightened.

As a result, fishermen in many localities have strictly observed regulations on fishing at sea, contributing to ending illegal fishing in foreign waters.

Below are photos of border guard troops’ activities to disseminate sea- and island-related information and law to fishermen.

Troops of the Border Post of Diem Dien Port Border Gate of the Thai Binh provincial Border Guard Command coordinate with the coast guard force to present national flags and disseminate law to fishermen at Tan Son fishing port of Thai Thuy district (This photo was taken before the COVID-19 pandemic).

Troops of Cua Sot Border Post of the Ha Tinh provincial Border Guard Command talk with fishermen in Thach Kim commune, Loc Ha district to update situation at sea (This photo was taken before the COVID-19 pandemic).

Personnel of Son Tra Border Post of the Da Nang municipal Border Guard Command presenting national flags to and mobilizing fishermen in Son Tra district to join the COVID-19 pandemic fight and prevent illegal migration

The Border Post of Quy Nhon Port Border Gate of the Binh Dinh provincial Border Guard Command handing over facemasks to and encouraging local fishermen not to illegally fish in foreign waters

The Ba Ria – Vung Tau provincial Border Guard Command’s personnel disseminating legal regulations on fishing to fishermen in Ward 5 of Vung Tau city (This photo was taken before the COVID-19 pandemic).

Troops of Cua Dai Border Post of the Ben Tre provincial Border Guard Command disseminating regulations on preventing illegal fishing to local fishermen

Translated by Tran Hoai