Name: The Last of Hong Kong’s Floating Fish Farms
Uploaded: 2020-11-06T20:02:02.000Z
Duration: 4 min 21 s
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Hong Kong is a booming metropolis, but the city was once a fishing village.

And fish firms like these still dot the coastline there are over 900 of them and most a rumba.

Families that have been doing this for generations.

But it began to decline when many freshwater ponds were filled up to build housing for Hong Kong's growing population.

The government also stopped issuing new licenses for saltwater farms over environmental concerns.

Now, locally farmed fish only accounts for about 5% of seafood consumed in Hong Kong on fish, farmers like chan are some of the last ones left.

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The Last of Hong Kong’s Floating Fish Farms

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