14 May 69
"Bang Thang District Fishery" went into the inspection area after the villagers found a "black chin fish" on Pattaya beach, initially not found.
In the wake of reports of black-chinned cichlids in the Pattaya Sea area, officials revealed that they had been informed in recent days of information, both by following up on social media and whistleblowing from fishermen in the area, causing the relevant authorities to accelerate the coordination of the Chonburi Provincial Fisheries Office to urgently investigate the facts.
On May 14, 69, Mrs. Mayuri at Phatthalung, a fisherman in Bang Thalung District, entered the area to inspect the salt bridge, having been informed by the villagers that the black chin doctor was found two days ago in the sea, the salt bridge and Pattaya beach. According to today's inspection, no black chin doctor was found.
The villagers who came to fish said that they had been fishing around for more than 10 years, but two days ago, they came out to fish as usual, and found a herd of black-chinned cichlids swimming in the sea, so they sowed a lot of black-chinned cichlids, and they took them to the sun to eat before the fisheries of the district were informed.
Mrs. Mayuri at Phatthalung, a fisherman in Bang Lam Muang District, said that officials are preparing to explore the area of the salt bridge, which was previously reported, including the Pattaya beach where the information is published online. It is estimated that the two black-chinned fish sightings may have occurred at similar times.
According to Mayuri, the black-chinned fish is an alien species that can live in brackish water on the coast, but is not yet found in the deep sea. During the rainy season, fresh water flows into the sea may contribute to the distribution of fish. It was previously reported that such fish were found at the mouth of some canals before the situation was silent for a while, until it was recently found again in coastal Pattaya.
Bang Lamang District Fisheries. Request the cooperation of the people. If they find or catch black chin fish, they can be processed for food or processed for consumption, as they can be eaten normally. But if they are found as small fish and not exploited, they are requested to destroy immediately and avoid release back into the sea or natural bodies of water to help control and reduce the epidemic of such species in coastal ecosystems.



































































































