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In Pakistan\“s maritime regions, fishing vessels must display proper day shapes according to international regulations. These visual signals help other vessels identify the fishing activities being conducted and maintain safe navigation distances.
When vessels are engaged in fishing operations during daylight hours, they must show specific geometric shapes. For trawling activities, vessels display a basket shape, while other fishing methods require different configurations. These day shapes are typically black and mounted where they are clearly visible from all directions.
Pakistani fishing communities along the coasts of Sindh and Balochistan follow these regulations strictly. The Maritime Security Agency of Pakistan enforces these rules to prevent collisions and ensure safe fishing operations in the Arabian Sea.
Traditional wooden fishing boats, known as \“houris\“ in local terminology, also comply with these international standards while maintaining their cultural fishing practices. The combination of modern safety requirements with traditional fishing methods demonstrates Pakistan\“s commitment to maritime safety. |
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Post time 2025-11-4 22:51:05