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Pakistan detains five Chinese trawlers for alleged illegal fishing

A view of Pakistani Gwadar Port. (AFP)

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Updated 14 July 2021

The Guardian

July 14, 2021 09:32

Pakistan detains five Chinese trawlers for alleged illegal fishing

Updated 14 July 2021

The Guardian

July 14, 2021 09:32

July 14: The Guardian reported that Pakistan has detained five Chinese trawlers on suspicion of illegal fishing near its strategic port city of Gwadar, as a wave of protests swept across the region led by fishers concerned about losing control of their fishing grounds to China.