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[Summary] => SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga The fish catch of some 12 million small fishermen nationwide has been reduced from an average of some 25 to 30 kilos in three hours in the 1970s to only about five kilos per day due to illegal fishing mainly by fishing companies.
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The fisherfolk staged a protest rally in Mendiola, Manila the other day, bringing with them a damaged boat, a dilapidated gas lamp and torn fishing nets to symbolize their plight.
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