Impacts of the Tsunami on Fisheries, Aquaculture and ... - Library

INDONESIA
Pre-<strong>Tsunami</strong>
Fishing village at North Sumatra, close to Aceh. This
photo was taken in 2000 during a field trip by
DOF/NACA, <strong>the</strong>y would have been destroyed. (S.Y.
Sim, NACA)
Floating cage farms located at <strong>the</strong> river mouth at North
Sumatra, several hundreds <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>se units are in <strong>the</strong> area,
employing thousands directly and indirectly. (S.Y. Sim,
NACA)
MALAYSIA
Pre-tsunami
The photos below show examples <strong>of</strong> facilities and structures that would have been washed
away.
Floating cage farms in Kedah which grow various
marine fish species located at <strong>the</strong> river mouth may
already been destroyed by <strong>the</strong> tsunami. These big scale
operations employed hundreds <strong>of</strong> people from <strong>the</strong> local
community. (S.Y. Sim, NACA)
Small fishing village which is by <strong>the</strong> river mouth in
Kedah. The tsunami would have destroyed <strong>the</strong> houses,
fishing boats and <strong>the</strong> coastal fishery resources. (S.Y.
Sim, NACA)
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