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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2025

Fishermen

Fishermen

Fishermen arrested for illegal entry into Sundarban sanctuaries on 1 September 2025. Photo: TBS

8 fishermen detained for illegal entry into Sundarbans sanctuary

Around 30 kilogramme of fish of various species were recovered from them

Photo: Collected

Arakan Army ‘abducts’ 12 more Bangladeshi fishermen from Naf

Photo: UNB

8 fishermen rescued after drifting in Bay for 3 days

Naf River. File Photo

Five Teknaf fishermen missing for five days after being 'taken by Arakan Army'

Bangladesh Navy members with the 18 fishermen who was rescued from the Bay of Bengal on 23 July 2025. Photo: TBS

Navy rescues 18 fishermen stranded for four days in Bay of Bengal

Photo: Collected

34 Indian fishermen held for illegal fishing in Bay

Representational Image. Bay of Bengal. Photo: Collected

58-day fishing ban in Bay to end at midnight

Photo: Courtesy

Experts urge inclusive early warning system to protect coastal fishermen

Photo collage of the sailors and their catch. Photos: Shahid Sarkar

Between sky and sea: The thrilling life afloat on a fishing ship

Photo shows a fishing boat in Sundarbans/Collected

BSF allegedly seizes boats from Bangladeshi fishermen in Sundarbans border

Six fishermen brought home after 28 days on 29 March through the Ghumdhum border in Bandarban's Naikhongchari upazila. Photo: Collected

BGB brings home 6 Bangladeshi fishermen captured by Arakan Army

Photo: Courtesy

12 fishermen rescued from sea after 5 days via 999 emergency service

The fishermen were brought back at 3:00pm on 15 March through the jetty in Jaliyapara, Teknaf. Photo: Collected

BGB brings back 26 fishermen, including Rohingyas, detained by Arakan Army

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