🥏 Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999

The Ecuadorean navy's bust last August of the freighter Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 in the Galapagos was celebrated in conservation circles. By astonishing size alone, it seemed like a major turning point Two of these ships attempted to flee the scene, while the third turned aggressively towards the Coast Guard cutter James, forcing it to take evasive action. In 2017, the Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 reefer was detained by the Ecuadorian Navy and was found to have over 6,600 sharks illegally on board. The sentence of the ship Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 is a milestone in the defence of marine life. Watch and share the #video of the environmental impacts of overfishing pelagic species and the exemplary sentence to the freighter that invaded the #GalapagosMarineReserve #ResponsibleFishing The FYY Leng 999 (as we’ll abbreviate it, since other ships with “Fu Yuan Yu” in their names are about to enter the picture) is a Chinese-flagged refrigerated-cargo vessel, one of the key The prosecution in the summer of 2017 of the Chinese fishing vessel Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 which was caught carrying more than 6,000 dead sharks and other endangered species was widely publicised and the quick actions of the Ecuadorian Navy and other authorities to apprehend the vessel highly commended. Bonaccorso E, Ordóñez-Garza N, Pazmiño DA, Hearn A, Páez-Rosas D, Cruz S, et al. International fisheries threaten globally endangered sharks in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean: The case of the Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 reefer vessel seized within the Galápagos Marine Reserve. Sci Rep. 2021; 11: 14959. Resulting sanctions for the firms included the removal of subsidies and bans on distant-water operations. Some captains were banned entirely from the fishing industry. One such was the skipper of the Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999, apprehended in the Galápagos marine reserve carrying thousands of illegally caught sharks. U.S. Treasury Blacklists NASDAQ-Listed Chinese Fishing Company Inspectors recover thousands of sharks unlawfully stowed aboard the Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 in the Galapagos Marine Preserve, 2017 What is remarkable about Hualcopo is its background: the vessel used to be known as Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999, and it was detained in 2017 by Ecuador for operating without authorization by the Galapagos Islands as part of a large Chinese fishing fleet. Upon inspection, authorities found aboard the vessel around 300 tons of fish, including endangered y2s2GOZ.

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