VOICED : Pakistani fishermen zap fishing with generators

The video discusses the fishing practices in the Kabul River, highlighting the use of dangerous and illegal methods like electric fishing. Despite being banned, these methods are still prevalent, posing risks to both fishermen and the environment. Enforcement is challenging due to limited resources, leading to a decline in fish populations and affecting local livelihoods.

What is the primary method used by some fishermen in the Kabul River to catch fish?

• Using traditional traps

• Using bait and hooks

• Using fishing nets

• Using electric currents

Why is fishing with electricity, pesticides, or explosives considered problematic?

• It requires special training

• It is expensive

• It is time-consuming

• It poses health risks and is illegal

What challenge do authorities face in enforcing the ban on illegal fishing methods?

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient manpower and resources

• Unclear regulations

• Complex legal procedures

What has been the impact of increased fishing on the fish population in the Kabul River?

• Fish population has increased

• Fish population has decreased

• Fish population has become more diverse

• Fish population has remained stable

How has the decline in fish population affected conventional fishermen?

• They have started using illegal methods

• They have increased their catch

• They are catching significantly less fish

• They have moved to other regions