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Beijing now wants to install ‘research’ devices in Maldives

Discussions are underway between China and the Maldives to install devices on fish aggregating devices (FADs) placed in the ocean to collect chemical and physical information of the sea in addition to detecting fish movements in the Indian Ocean, a...

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Male, Updated At : 03:04 AM Mar 09, 2025 IST

Discussions are underway between China and the Maldives to install devices on fish aggregating devices (FADs) placed in the ocean to collect chemical and physical information of the sea in addition to detecting fish movements in the Indian Ocean, a media report said Friday.

The development comes a year after a Chinese vessel docked in Maldivian waters for about a month starting from January 2024, much to the chagrin of India.

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