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According to Integrated Development Foundation (IDF), the Halda River is unique and distinct due to genetical purity of fertilised spawn of Rui type fishes.
Simultaneously, this river also plays a significant role in providing livelihood of a huge number of people who are egg collectors and breeders and suppliers of freshwater fishes.
Carp are various species of oily freshwater fish from the family Cypronidae, a very large group of fish native to Europe and Asia.
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Local fishermen started collecting roes of different fishes including Rui, Katla, Mrigel and Lakibaush from early Friday.
The mmother fishes started paying egg from the morning.
Hundreds of fishermen were seen collecting roes in the river as the weather was favourable since the morning.
A large group of fishermen netting roe of carp fishes
A fisherman moving his fishing net to collect roe of carp fishes.
A number of fishermen are fetching their nets to collect roe of carp fishes.
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A child fixing the fishing net.
A fisherman shows roe of carp fishes on his hand after netting them from the river.