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San Francisco plans $1.5m in aid to help crabbers recover after pier fire

A May fire at San Francisco, California's Pier 45 destroyed some 8,000 crab pots worth around $1.6 million and threw the future of the city's fishing community into doubt

By Undercurrent News | June 11, 2020 17:32 BST
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The US city of San Francisco, California, is planning to provide some $1.5 million in loans and other aid to Dungeness crabbers who lost their crab pots during the recent fire at Pier 45, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. [...]

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