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Some 250 fishermen reported missing as 18 trawlers sink amid severe weather in Bangladesh

The 18 vessels were believed to be carrying some 400 fishermen when they capsized

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 22, 2022 15:53 BST
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At Seafood Expo Global, May 2016. Credit: Miriam Okarimia/ Undercurrent News
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An estimated 250 fishermen aboard 18 trawlers went missing on Saturday (Aug. 20) in Bangladesh's portion of the Bay of Bengal during a bout of severe weather, the country's Daily New Nation reported. [...]

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