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Over 1.7 tonnes of fish were seized over violations related to fisheries regulations, during a surprise inspection at the Waterfront Market in Dubai. The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment collaborated with the Dubai Municipality and the market management to carry out the raid and issue tickets to shop owners, fishermen and fish transporters.
The violations recorded were related to the trade of undersized fish, and sharks. The ministry donated the haul to charities for the benefit of families in need.
The inspection on February 26 was part of a schedule of field visits aimed at "verifying the compliance of environmental, agricultural, livestock and fishery facilities in the UAE with federal regulations".
The ministry has stressed the need to abide by the laws issued to preserve the country's fish stocks that will enhance food safety and sustainability of local food sources.
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