Fish death phenomena die all over the world

While our public opinion is worried about fish dying in the Central Sea, people in many other places around the world are also standing still while witnessing the same phenomenon happening in their country since this early year.

The Chilean government is temporarily banning people from eating sardines originating in the south of the country to prevent disease, after discovering hundreds of thousands of dead and white fish on the River Queule last week. Local media reported that the authorities had removed the dead fish, estimated to be tens of tons, out of the river and taken away to a collective burial site. Chilean experts are still investigating the cause of this abnormal death as well as any potential risks to human health. It is known that the phenomenon of white dead fish in this southern river also happened last month.

This month, Indonesian authorities are also struggling to deal with millions of mysteriously dead fish on the Amaima River in the Mimika, Papua region.

In early April, the bodies of thousands of dead swordfish were found on the coast of Brazil 's Lopes Mendes. Local authorities said that this phenomenon may have originated from a crime against the environment: the capture of fish by the mercenaries.

On April 10, hundreds of Thai people gathered in Lampang to salvage thousands of dead fish on the Nam Wang River . According to Manager.co.th, this unusual phenomenon is attributed to severe drought affecting many parts of Thailand.

Also in April, Chinese authorities discovered about 5 tons of fish, mainly unusual carp and dead fish in a lake in Sifangtai district in Heilongjiang province. The cause of the case has not been clarified and the government estimates losses of up to 1 million yuan.

In March, the fish owners in Taiping, Malaysia also suffered huge losses due to the mass death of the fish due to the hot weather.

Thousands of sardines and dead mackerel drifted ashore on Alalay's lagoon in Cochabamba, Bolivia . Mayor Cochabamba had to declare a state of emergency regarding this unusual phenomenon. Authorities have identified, pollution and low oxygen levels may be the culprits.

In February, fishermen in Hong Kong and China suffered " unprecedented catastrophe" , losing up to 100 million Hong Kong dollars in a month, after nearly 36 tons of farmed fish died simultaneously. due to the explosion of toxic algae.

Dead fish mass died along the coast of Martha's Vineyard area in Massachusetts state, USA in January 2016.

Although a number of mass fish deaths have been identified by human error (causing environmental pollution and fish catching), experts have also mentioned the possibility of warm water heating up, possibly interconnecting. The climate change is happening all over the world, especially the El Nino phenomenon .