MUSCAT : The operation was conducted on Monday morning by the inspection team of the Security and Safety Services in Al Wusta, represented by the Duqm Land Patrols Sector, in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources.
The seized vessel had no registration numbers and was fitted with a 60-horsepower Yamaha engine. Inspectors also found a quantity of sardines on board, which the worker was catching without the necessary legal authorisations.
Authorities impounded the boat, its engine and the seized fish. The expatriate worker was subsequently referred to the Al Lakbi centre for the completion of legal procedures in coordination with the relevant authorities.
The operation forms part of ongoing efforts by authorities to monitor fishing activities, prevent unlicensed practices and enforce regulations governing the exploitation of marine resources.
The inspections also aim to protect Oman’s aquatic living resources and support the long-term sustainability of its fisheries sector.


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