Bombs thrown at fish, sea creatures killed by plastic and the loss of some of the world's most beautiful coral reefs, just some of the threats to the Indian Ocean. Hundreds of scientists, campaigners and government officials are meeting in Tanzania to come up with solutions to these challenges. One thing they agree on is that the world must take action, and quickly. CGTN's Dan Ashby reports.
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