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Giawhag sa Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources-7 ang mga nanagat sa rehiyon nga magparehistro aron makapahimus sa mga benepisyo.

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The dolphin was caught by fishermen who tried to drag it back to the open sea, but it came back to the mouth of the Cayanga River near San Fabian, said Westley Rosario, head of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) center.


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                    [Title] => Danao City adopts new method vs. illegal fishing
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Speaking during the program kicking off the city's celebration of the Fish Conservation Week, Durano said the city government is coordinating with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources to train fishermen in alternative livelihood.


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                    [Title] => Fishers slam gov’t on subsidies
                    [Summary] => ANGELES CITY — Fisherfolk from coastal towns in Bataan and Zambales blamed the Arroyo administration for their worsening plight, saying that their government subsidy has been reduced to a pittance of only P7 for every three million fishermen in the country. 


The fisherfolk staged a protest rally in Mendiola, Manila the other day, bringing with them a damaged boat, a dilapidated gas lamp and torn fishing nets to symbolize their plight.


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