Dhaka:
all over the country The ban will be on from October 22 on the 20th of October (12:00) on Saturday (September 30) and banning hilsa harvesting, transportation, stocking, marketing or selling.
Anyone who violates this ban will be punished with rigorous imprisonment for a maximum of one year to a maximum of 2 years or a fine of up to 5 thousand rupees or with a fine of up to 5 thousand rupees. On September 19, the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock issued a notification in this poison.
It is said that according to the Fish Protection and Conservation Fish Act of 1950 (Protection and Conservation Fish Act, 1950), this year the main breeding season of hilsa is 22 days (16 Ashwin to 7 Kartik) across the country from October 1 to 22.
The ban was done for 22 days in the last year in the last year, 22 days before that was 15 days before that was the same as 11 days before 2015. If the order is disobeyed, if this order is disobeyed, it will be punishable by rigorous imprisonment or a fine of 5 thousand rupees or two.
An official said that on the basis of the lunar month, this year, the first full moon day of the moon of the month of Ashwin and 22 days before the 4th and 17 days before that, this year, this year, this year, the first full moon on October 5.