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Egypt Egypt’s Chamber
of Diving and Watersports (CDWS) is appealing for visitors to help stamp out
illegal fishing in the Red Sea by recording evidence of illegal activity on
camera. If you see fishing in restricted areas or evidence, such as nets and
lines in no-take zones, the CDWS wants to hear from you. The Red Sea is one of the few places on
the planet where shark fishing has been made illegal, with other species
receiving protection in a significant number of productive coral reef marine
zones. National Park areas such as Ras Mohammed in the north and dugong rich
areas in the south such as Abu Dabab, are two of many areas where fishing of
any kind is banned. If you see
any suspicious fishing activity in known no-take zones email your
pictures, with date, time, name of boat, location and any other useful info
to fishing@cdws.travel
Southern Red Sea coast Archaeological expedition with experts
is planned during next winter to this remote area ashore and under water near
to the Eritrean border. Details to follow: see report of Michel Pons
Booking for this
destination is suspended for the time being. We try to be helpful with advice
and experience. Yemen - Gulf of Aden The UN Security
Council decided, that foreign states may arrest pirates in Somalia's
waters. The document gives nations a mandate to use "all necessary
means" to fight piracy. European Union formed EUNAVFOR “ATALANTA” for this purpose. It will
use the military forces at disposal, cooperating with other states operating in
the region to provide protection to all merchant vessels in the Gulf of Aden.
Latest news on http://www.eunavfor.eu. Bulletin 2010/5 |
FREE SPACE in cabin EGYPT embarkation Sharm El Sheikh Ras Mohammed, Thistlegorm wreck, Tiran strait reefs 3-day-trips 7-day-trips
Marsa Alam / Hamata embarkation Hurghada for the Northern Marine Park SUDAN embarkation Saturday evening Port Sudan 7-day-trips and longer S/Y Freedom PLANNED TRIP sailing and diving Egypt-Sudan in Sept. 2010 departure Marsa Alam end of September 2010 two weeks sailing & diving arrival in Port Sudan by mid-October 2010 cost of dive package will be EUR 1800.- approx.
per person for 2 weeks aboard not included flight, visa and additional
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