Dhaka, June 12 -- The government's 58-day ban on fishing in the Bay of Bengal will end early Thursday (June 12), allowing thousands of fishermen to resume operations after nearly two months.The ban, imposed by the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock from April 15, aimed to support the reproduction, conservation, and sustainable management of marine fish stocks. With the restriction lifted, officials expect a significant increase in the supply of sea fish to local markets, which may help lower prices-especially of popular species like Hilsa.Since 2015, Bangladesh had enforced a 65-day annual ban from May 20 to July 23. However, following demands from fisheries experts, fishermen, and traders for a revision aligned with India's policy, the go...