Man-powered tuna fishing hurt by refrigerator ships

Man-powered tuna fishing hurt by refrigerator ships

GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines - Two Filipino fishermen carry yellowfin tuna dumped from a ''pump'' fishing boat off the port of General Santos on the southernmost tip of Mindanao Island. A rush of mechanized Taiwanese trawlers, accompanied by refrigerator ships, is jeopardizing outdated methods of human-powered tuna fishing. (Kyodo)

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