Fishermen in Zonguldak Caught Approximately One Thousand Tons in a Month.
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In Zonguldak, fishermen who went out to sea in the Black Sea after the fishing ban ended on September 1st delivered nearly 1000 tons of fish to the public last month.
In Zonguldak, after the fishing ban was lifted on September 1st, fishermen caught approximately one thousand tons of fish in a month. While bonito was sold at stalls for between 100 and 175 lira, a sector representative called for support.
In Zonguldak, a thousand tons of bonito caught in nets brought smiles to faces at the fish markets, and the price of 100 lira provided some relief to the citizens. However, Black Sea fishermen, crushed under the weight of rising fuel and fishing costs, are waiting for support so they can avoid losses while working.
In Zonguldak, fishermen caught approximately one thousand tons of fish in one month after the fishing ban was lifted. With an abundance of bonito, prices ranged from 100 to 175 lira; Bülent Aksu stated that they were working hard but incurring losses, and called for support for the sector.
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