Recently, a video of foreign tourists fishing on Phi Phi Island in Krabi Province, Thailand, has attracted widespread attention in thailand, because the foreign men in the video use spears to catch parrotfish, fish and other precious fish, which have been condemned by many Thai netizens, and the topic of "foreigner catching parrotfish" has also been on the Thai Twitter hot search.
Some netizens said that "catching and catching natural creatures in the national park is already a wrong behavior, and even catching rare fish of this type of parrotfish", and many netizens said that foreigners who catch fish should be severely punished according to law, in addition to the Thai people who have not reminded foreigners according to law.
Thailand National Parks Office said that due to the bright and eye-catching appearance, in recent years, many people have caught parrotfish for ornamentation or consumption, and parrotfish for maintaining the marine environment, maintaining ecological balance has an important role, is a very precious fish species, so the National Park Office reminds everyone not to eat parrotfish, once found in the national park to catch parrotfish or harm other rare animals and plants, the national park will be prosecuted and punished according to law. Under Thailand's National Parks Act, injuring rare animals in national parks may result in imprisonment for up to 5 years, or a fine of up to 20,000 baht, or both.