Vietnam opposes China to implement a ban on fishing in the South China Sea

(Hanoi / Beijing Comprehensive News) The Vietnam Foreign Ministry of Foreign Affairs objected to the three and a half months of fishery order implemented by China every year in China, saying that this violates Vietnam's sovereignty and urges the Chinese government to "not complicate the situation."Essence

According to the Vietnamese news agency, the deputy spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam, the Duan Duan, carved on Thursday (April 20) at a regular press conference, responded to the implementation of the "fishing period" in the South China Sea from May 1st in the South China Sea.During the question, Vietnam's position has been consistent for many years, and believes that the measure violates Vietnam's sovereignty over the Changsha Islands (known as the Xisha Islands).

The more the section emphasizes that Vietnam requires China to respect Vietnam's sovereignty over the Changsha Islands and Vietnam's sovereignty and jurisdiction over the sea areas.make a contribution.

Since 1999, China will implement the "marine volume seasoning" in the surrounding waters every year from May 1st.

China calls this ban to promote sustainable fisheries and improve the marine ecological environment.

The fishing period of the South China Sea from May 1st to August 16th covers a waters from 12 degrees north to 30 degrees north latitude.Some areas of Changsha (Xisha) Islands.