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India exempts aquaculture from lockdown, with extension expected

India has exempted fishing, aquaculture and related activities from the country’s lockdown -- a state-level discretion previously -- as it looks to protect key industries

By Neil Ramsden and Louis Harkell | April 13, 2020 10:14 BST
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