Philippines Gears Up for Galunggong Closed Fishing Season
The Philippines will implement a three-month closed fishing season for round scad (galunggong) starting November 1. This measure aims to protect marine resources, ensure population sustainability, and support the long-term livelihoods of coastal communities. Potential impacts from El Niño are also being monitored.
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