The Global Seafood Company MWI provides a reward for the fisherman who fled the salmon after it lost an estimated 27,000 fish from a farm off the Norwegian coast in what the activists said was a “wild salmon”.
The world’s largest salmon produces a reward of 500 kronor (36 pounds) For all the thickness of the salmon that was caught after a quarter of the 105,000 salmon population said Norway.
The Norwegian Fisheries Directorate said that the escape was reported on Sunday by Mai, who said that it had discovered damage to the penal episode of the pen during the stormy weather at the Storfica Five facility in the Deroy municipality, Troms. They said that the average weight of fleeing fish was 5.5 kg (12.1 pounds).
On Monday, the Norwegian authorities were inspecting the facility and issued an order to expand the company’s efforts to restore fish.
“Usually, a fish farmers are only allowed to perform restores within a 500 -meter area around the facility in case This area.
Moay said it was “a very serious and unfortunate situation” and that the fish that were hunting by the fishermen registered to the “reception centers” can be delivered throughout the region for 500 Kroner Ponte.
Activists say the salmon has escaped huge environmental problems. They put wild salmon at risk by reducing their genetic diversity, increasing infection from sea lice and intensifying competition for spawning lands.
In Norway, which exports 1.2 million tons of salmon cultivated per year, the problem is that the wild salmon numbers last summer decreased to the lowest historical level, which led to the closure of 33 rivers to fishing. This summer has been proposed 42 rivers and three closed straits.
“27,000 scales that are crowded in the range is a disaster for wild salmon,” said Pål Mugaas, a spokesman for Norske Lakseelver (Norwegian SALMON River).
“The flag has proven that the interviewer between wild stocks and Salon Al -Muthafta produces offspring that in the long run it has a survival rate in nature.”
The Norwegian Scientific Consulting Committee for Atlantic Salmon classified the salmon that is cultivated as one of the main threats of wild salmon. It is believed that two -thirds of the wild Atlantic salmon stocks in Norway have a genetic intervention with firefighting thickness.
Although admitting that the wild salmon in North Atlantic is below “I am an existential threat”Norway Minister of Environment, Andreas Bielland Eriksen, was excluded last month a ban on the cultivation of open fish in the sea.
Instead, he said he intends to search for an “acceptable level” of pollution for wild salmon population.
“Ola Helj Hijtland,” Ola Helj Helj Hijtland, said. VG newspaper: “It is very unfortunate and something should not happen.”
Moy did not immediately respond to the guardian’s request to comment.
