Fishing to be allowed in the Haachu

So as to conserve the fisheries and help in the dzongkhag’s socio-economic development Livestock: The national centre for riverine and lake fisheries, under the department of livestock at Haa, will be legalising fishing in the Haachu for tourists and locals starting this year. According to the livestock production officer, Karma Wangchuk, the decision was taken […]

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