The ban is to allow for the process of growth and is intended to protect the species during this time.
It is also to protect human health as, during this stage of growth, high concentrations of calcium oxalate are generated.
The Director of Fisheries Management, Molke Mendoza recalled that 75 inspectors will monitor and control fishing. Those who violate the rule will be punished, according to the determinations of the Fisheries Act and Fisheries Development.
