Squid vessels suspend operation due to rising fuel costs

Squid vessels suspend operation due to rising fuel costs

NIIGATA, Japan - Squid vessels are moored at Niigata port in Niigata Prefecture on June 18 after they suspended their operation to draw the public's attention to soaring fuel costs that are negatively affecting their business. Some 3,000 squid vessels across Japan suspended their operations on the day. (Kyodo)

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