Xiamen is accelerating the process of upgrading and renovating old fishing vessels. In February, a total of 26 old fishing boats were dismantled and new ships were started to start construction. The old fishing boats in Xiamen will gradually withdraw from the historical stage. 

The reporter learned from the Municipal Ocean and Fisheries Bureau yesterday that in order to ensure the safety of fishery production and reduce the hidden dangers of fishery safety, Xiamen is actively guiding fishermen to speed up the elimination of old fishing boats. The renovation and reconstruction of fishing vessels has been rolled out in the city, and the progress of Jimei Xinglin, Haishuguan and Xiang'an Xiaoyan districts is relatively fast. According to reports, the marine department of Xiamen City collected and collected more than 60 shipyards with construction qualifications in the Xiamen-Xiaquan area in advance for the fishermen to choose the new ship contractor. Up to now, eight shipyards in the Xiamen area have received orders and started construction. It is worth mentioning that the new fishing boats that fishermen can choose also include FRP fishing boats. This kind of fishing boat not only has a fast speed, but the biggest advantage is that the hull will not rust in the sea for a long time. The fishermen can basically not have to maintain the fishing boat every year, which is in line with the fishermen's safety, energy saving, economy, environmental protection and living. "The request."

The renovation and renovation of old fishing boats is accelerating. In the past month, the fishing port management office of the municipal fishing port has handled more than 800 kinds of business such as inspection, registration, cancellation of fishing certificate and new issuance certificate and ship name approval, reaching the highest peak in recent years. Up to now, the city has scrapped and dismantled 182 old and old wooden fishing vessels, and started construction of 84 vessels, of which 16 have been completed, effectively promoting the sustainable development of fisheries.