Automated Translation:
Grandson dies along with grandmother in Nagothane

Nagothane, 24 (Correspondent): On Saturday (23rd), a grandmother along with a grandson died in an accident involving a trailer and a motor near Pen Phata on the Mumbai-Goa highway. Their names are Meera Shailesh Lanjekar (age 4) and Vaishali Suryakant Lanjekar (60). Shailesh Lanjekar (40) was seriously injured.

The family, who lives in Panvel, was on its way to Kolad when an overtaking trailer hit it around 12:00 PM. - Shailesh with serious injuries has been treated at Nagothane Primary Health Center and admitted to MGM Hospital, Panvel. Dattatray Bhagwan Vaidya, the driver of the truck, reported the accident to Nagothane police station. Both the bodies were sent to Roha Rural Hospital for autopsy.

As Nagothane Primary Health Center did not have competent medical officers to perform the autopsy, both the bodies were sent to Roha Rural Hospital for autopsy.

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Boat owner slapped with a fine of 2.5 lakhs

Hearing before the tehsildar today

Dahanu, 24 (Correspondent): Pritilata Korathi, the tehsildar of Dahanu, has imposed a fine of 260,000 to the owner of the boat 'Sadanand Mauli' who was illegally fishing with purse seine net in the sea near ​​Palghar-Dahanu boundary. Korathi. A hearing will be held in this case on Monday (25th).

A boat belonging to one Somnath Nakhwa of Raigad was also caught while fishing with purse seine nets in the restricted area of ​​Dahanu limits. The boat was caught. The sailors on board were caught by the Fisheries Development Department with the help of local fishermen from Dahanu and brought to Dahanu port and handed over to the Coast Guard. At this time, thousands of angry fishermen in Dahanu stormed the place and demanded to file criminal cases against the owner.

About 52,000 Ghol, 'Dadha, Ravas' fishes were found in this boat. Assistant Commissioner of Fisheries Ravindra Vayda and Sanjay Patil inspected the boat’s documents. In spite of the ban on purse seine net fishing, serious issues such as fishing with purse seine nets on licences, lack of passes obtained by the Coast Guard, fishing in restricted areas, discrepancies in records in the VOC came to light. The Coast Guard and Marine Patrol declined to comment.

Fisheries Corporation (Fisheries) officials took action on Thursday (21st) with the help of fishermen on six unlicensed boats fishing in 12 nautical miles near Dahanu coast. 15 sailors along with a boat were detained and purse seine nets were also confiscated, but the officials could not capture other boats. The captured boat is from Raigad. Officials said the sailors did not have any documents. However, this has been registered with the Yellowgate Police Station in Mazagaon here. Fishermen of Dahanu's Kavi and Dalda are facing fish shortage.