Banda Aceh Fishermen Struggle to Maintain Tarek Pukat Tradition Amidst Marine Debris Challenges
Fishermen in Banda Aceh are struggling to maintain the traditional collective fishing method 'Tarek Pukat' due to increasing marine debris. The trash damages their nets, leading to reduced catches and costly repairs.
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