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Sam Wednesday, 11 March 2015 02:00 PM
Great but the problem is how far and how long Mr. Wickramasingha will stand for his words. if he and the Gov. of SL backs the story. then the matter is solved. One easy thing is to have visible floating buoys planting along the boundary with the joint funds and monitoring.Problem we are facing is Big brother does not want a permanent solution as it wants a volatile situation to meddle with.
Kingsley Wijesinhe Wednesday, 11 March 2015 02:35 PM
It is embarrassing that a foreigner should have to tell our (and Indian) policy makers the plain truth that stares us in the face. Dr. Creech has said it as it is. There is no need for interminable "negotiations" to settle the "fishing problem. The solution is simple. Let the Indians not poach in Sri Lankan waters and let the Sri Lankans not poach in Indian waters. End of problem. If Indian fishermen have overfished their waters and destroyed their fishing grounds by using harmful practices such as bottom trawling, that is their problem. It is not going to be solved by their coming into our waters and destroying them as well.
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