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Sharqiya governor announces release of 400,000 fish fingerlings into Bahr Mousa
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Sharqiya governor announces release of 400,000 fish fingerlings into Bahr Mousa
Governor Hazem Al-Ashmuni announced a new fish stocking operation as part of a plan to develop water bodies and increase fish stocks in the province.
- Al-Ashmuni announced the release of 400,000 grass carp fingerlings into Bahr Mousa in cooperation with the Authority for Protection and Development of Lakes and Fisheries.
- He stated that the cumulative total of fingerlings released in Sharqiya has reached 4.35 million, including 2.7 million Nile tilapia and 1.65 million grass carp.
- Al-Ashmuni said developing fisheries supports the local economy and provides a safe, renewable food source for citizens.
- He called on citizens and fishermen to preserve water bodies and fish resources to achieve food security and increase fish production.
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Beni Suef governor releases 250,000 Nile tilapia fingerlings into the Nile to boost fish stocks
Governor Abdullah Abdel Aziz on Wednesday oversaw the release of 250,000 Nile tilapia fingerlings into the Nile River in Beni Suef as part of a national fisheries development plan.
- The release took place on the eastern bank of the Nile in the Bayad al-Arab area, supervised by the Lake and Fish Wealth Protection and Development Authority.
- Governor Abdel Aziz stated that the state prioritizes developing fish wealth and supporting fishermen to improve their incomes.
- Engineer Mustafa Said, Director of the Nile Valley region at the authority, said the release follows a scientific plan to produce high-quality fingerlings using the authority's hatcheries.
- The Abu Saleh hatchery in the Nasser district produces up to 5 million fingerlings annually across 20 ponds on 9 feddans of water surface.
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