The Fishing
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First episode date | October 11, 1983 |
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Genres | Fishing Television Series |
Cast | Hitoshi Kubota |
Music groups | Manten Aozora Restaurant |
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Yūgata Wide Niigata Ichiban | |
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ID | 2487778 |
About The Fishing
Sustainable fishing: The tech making it cheaper and greener
... Ms Cross believes the use of the lights are a " win-win" solution for the ocean eco-system, as well as for The Fishing industry...
Rempang Eco-City: 'We will not leave', say the islanders fighting eviction
... He says the new location in Rempang will eventually include schools, health facilities and docks for The Fishing boats of some 2,000 families...
Edinburgh Fringe funniest joke: Lorna Rose Treen's zookeeper pun
... Top 10 jokes of the 2023 FringeOriginally from the West Midlands, Lorna has won several comedy awards elsewhere, and been billed as " the greatest thing to come out of Redditch since The Fishing tackle" a reference to the town s history of angling equipment manufacture...
Atlantic orcas 'learning from adults' to target boats
... " Meanwhile, as sailors and The Fishing industry try to work out how to avoid the animals, tourists on the coast of Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar pay to go on whale-watching trips to catch a glimpse of them...
Visa rules eased for building and fishing industry
...By Sam FrancisPolitical reporter, BBC NewsVisa rules are being eased for overseas builders, carpenters and people working in The Fishing industry, the Home Office has confirmed...
Greek coastguard 'pressured' disaster survivors to blame Egyptian men
... For the past month, allegations have been made that the coastguard used a rope to tow The Fishing vessel, causing it to sink...
Migrant boat from Senegal carrying 200 people missing off Canary Islands
... The aid group Walking Borders says The Fishing boat sailed from Kafountine, a coastal town in southern Senegal that is roughly 1,700km (1,057 miles) from Tenerife...
Nottingham attacks: Angling club pays tribute to Ian Coates
... " [He] set up a small fishing club for the kids to learn how to fish, to keep us out of trouble basically, " said Mr Dutton, who works in The Fishing industry...
Migrant boat from Senegal carrying 200 people missing off Canary Islands
Spanish rescuers are searching waters off the Canary Islands for a boat carrying at least 200 African migrants who went missing More Than a week ago.
The aid group Walking Borders says The Fishing boat sailed from Kafountine, a coastal town in southern Senegal that is roughly 1,700km (1,057 miles) from Tenerife.
The Group says many children are on board, Spain's Efe news agency reports.
Two similar boats carrying dozens more people are also said to be missing.
The Boat carrying about 200 people left Kafountine on 27 June, heading for the Canary Islands .
Spain's maritime rescue service told Efe that a plane had joined The Search .
There are few details about The Other two boats. Reuters news agency quoted Helena Maleno of Walking Borders as saying that one has about 65 people on board, The Other up to 60, which would bring the total number of people missing across the three boats to More Than 300.
The News comes just weeks after Europe saw, when an overcrowded trawler sank off The Greek coast.
At least 78 people were confirmed drowned, but the UN reported that up to 500 were Still Missing .
The voyage from West Africa to the Canary Islands is among The Most dangerous routes for migrants, not least because they usually sail in simple dugout fishing boats that are easily tossed by powerful Atlantic currents.
Last Year at least 559 people died at sea attempting to reach the Spanish islands, the UN's International Organisation for Migration (IOM) says. The Death Toll for 2021 was 1,126.
The IOM quotes Spain's Interior Ministry as saying 15,682 people arrived irregularly in the Canary Islands in 2022, a decrease of 30% compared to 2021.
" Despite the year-to-year decrease, flows along this dangerous route since 2020 remain high compared to prior years, " the IOM says.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com