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It is said that the fish produced there account for the largest proportion of the national fish production in South Sudan
.
Fishing is the second source of livelihood for residents along the Nile River
.
However, some fishermen said that they lacked refrigerators and stable electricity to store fish at the right temperature to prevent those fish from dying
.
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However, some fishermen said that they lacked refrigerators and stable electricity to store fish at the right temperature to prevent those fish from dying
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Some fishermen said that they still lack a modern market for selling fish.
“We need refrigerators, and refrigerators need electricity, but in Qiongge Laizhou, there is a shortage of electricity and there is no place to store fish
.
”
“We need refrigerators, and refrigerators need electricity, but in Qiongge Laizhou, there is a shortage of electricity and there is no place to store fish
.
”
The fishermen said that for the country's economic development and food security, the fishery sector has great potential for development
.
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), at least 1.
7 million South Sudanese live on fisheries, but the country’s fisheries still lack the ability to make full use of resources to achieve their economic benefits
.
Experts believe that other waters outside the Nile River also provide attractive opportunities for fish farming in the country
.
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According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), at least 1.
7 million South Sudanese live on fisheries, but the country’s fisheries still lack the ability to make full use of resources to achieve their economic benefits
.
Experts believe that other waters outside the Nile River also provide attractive opportunities for fish farming in the country
.
Tilapia, Nile perch, catfish and other fishes have been found in the waters of South Sudan and the swamps of the Sude region
.
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