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This is a very nice step to save the sharks , everyone should aware of this. Thank u for sharing this information.

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As a side-note, I think it is worth pointing out that many such much-applaused conservation initiatives in Indonesia exist largely on paper only.
In this very area, the Raja Ampat Islands, I witnessed an entire flottilla of local boats heading out to catch sea turtles for an entire week on their nesting islands - the same islands where these Western NGOs writing up these enthusiastic reports claim they are now all strictly protected "by the local community" with their wise help and advice. ;-)
I also saw shark-finning in Raja Ampat and am 99.9% sure that it will not stop just because of this new rule - the archipelago where I saw it had in theory (on paper) long been a protected marine reserve where no fish were meant to be taken.