Ha Tinh fishermen go out to sea after Tet holiday

Many fishing vessels owned by fishermen in the central province of Ha Tinh have headed to sea to resume fishing after the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday. The bustling atmosphere covers the Cua Sot fishing port in Loc Ha District whenever fishing boats are tied up to the wharf. Traders are always ready to buy fresh shrimps, anchovies and cuttlefishes. The baskets full of seafood during the early weeks of spring promises a bumper fishing season for the local fishermen. The batches of fresh tiny shrimps Plenty basket of fish that were caught at the sea. Traders buying seafood for markets A basket of anchovies A basket of fresh skates and cuttlefishes Fishermen collecting fishes at Cua Sot port Fishermen preparing nets and tools for their next fishing trip Loads of ice are transferred to boats as their preparation for their fishing trip. Seafood are sold at many markets, meeting the demands of Ha Tinh Province’s people. Dang Khoa (Nhan Dan) A glimpse of a rustic fishing village in Thua Thien-Hue Visitors to Vinh Thanh beach in Phu Vang district in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue will be struck by the area’s clear blue water and the peaceful life… Read full this story

• Mekong Delta farmers sell out 80 percent of flower production for Tet holidays
• Flower village busy preparing for Tet holiday
• Vietnam Airlines adds flights for Tet holiday
• Vietnam Airlines to serve almost 600 flights per day during Tet holiday
• Hanoi's Tay Tuu flower village busy preparing for Tet holiday
• Traffic jams worsen in Ho Chi Minh City ahead of Tet holiday
• Vietnam Airlines adds flights for Tet holiday
• Hero father drowned saving his son, six, who was swept into sea on holiday in Wales and clung to his dead parent's body until help arrived
• Hanoi spring book fair earns over VND 4 billion on Tet holiday
• NinhThuan ornamental grapes – hot items for Tet holiday

Ha Tinh fishermen go out to sea after Tet holiday have 308 words, post on vietnamnet.vn at December 2, 2020. This is cached page on VietMaz. If you want remove this page, please contact us.