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Today I want to share information about a city that is very rich in all kinds of natural resources. The city we will discuss is one of the cities in Aceh province, namely the city of Lhokseumawe.
What is the city of Lhokseumawe?
The city of Lhokseumawe is a city just in the middle of the eastern route of Sumatra. The town is nicknamed as the city * petrodollars * this is a city that was once famous as one of the economic giants in aceh. because of its abundant natural gas yields in the 90s.
In addition, there is another potential that is not less interesting to discuss. The city that has a long coastal region is a city that has the potential of fisheries that are not less influential for the economy of the surrounding community.
Almost most of the people who are in the coastal region of this city work as fishermen. So, it is not surprising that unique scenery will always be presented in the coastal region of Lhokseumawe.
Landscape like this is representative of the story of community activity of Lhokseumawe city. People who are in coastal areas every afternoon go to sea to find fish until the morning they returned with the catch.
Some other people wait for the fishermen to come back from the sea to buy the proceeds of fish that have been caught by the fishermen. There are various types of fish that fishermen will get to be sold back to the people of Lhokseumawe.
Every day the fish market in Lhokseumawe town is always filled with fresh fish for residents who will eat or cook a healthy food menu for their family.
The conclusion that I want to convey through this blog is, the coastal area of Lhokseumawe city is a very influential area for the wheels of the economy of society. Therefore, the government should not ignore the potential that exists because it will adversely affect the welfare of the people of Lhokseumawe.
Regards @basristeemit
