Int'l tuna conservation bodies start 1st joint meeting in Kobe

Int'l tuna conservation bodies start 1st joint meeting in Kobe

KOBE, Japan - The Japanese delegation (C, front) attends a joint meeting of five international tuna conservation bodies in Kobe on Jan. 22 to discuss measures for the optimal and sustainable use of tuna stocks as they are rapidly declining due to overfishing. (Kyodo)

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