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China Adopts Compulsory Examination for Fishing Boats
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Beginning Aug. 1, fishing boats that go in operation without passing a compulsory examination will be confiscated and the owner will be fined, according to a new regulation released in Beijing Saturday.

The regulation aims to ensure the safety of fishermen and prevent environmental pollution.

According to the new rule, fishing boats which should be discarded but continue fishing will be demolished and the owner will be fined up to 50,000 yuan (about US$6,250).

The regulation also stipulated the rights and responsibility of professionals engaged in boat examinations.

(Xinhua News Agency July 6, 2003)

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