Tuna Walk

A laborer unloads a tuna from a fishing vessel, on Saturday, August 26, 2018, at the usual Market Shed 1 of the General Santos City Fish Port Complex. Fish traders at the port noted a decline in the supply of smaller fishes after a fishing ban on known fishing pockets in international seas took effect. Photo by ROMMEL G. REBOLLIDO

Tuna Walk

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