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Stop poison fishing and save Sundarbans The Sundarbans, one of the world's largest mangrove forests and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, faces a grave threat from poison fishing. This destructive practice involves the use of toxic chemicals to stun or kill fish, resulting in devastating consequences for the delicate ecosystem of the Sundarbans. Poison fishing not only indiscriminately kills fish but also harms other marine life, including endangered species such as dolphins, turtles, and various bird species that inhabit the Sundarbans. Moreover, the chemicals used in poison fishing can contaminate water sources, leading to further ecological damage and posing serious health risks to local communities dependent on the Sundarbans for their livelihoods and sustenance. To save the Sundarbans from the scourge of poison fishing, concerted action is urgently needed. This includes stricter enforcement of existing laws and regulations against illegal fishing practices, as well as increased su...