Fish died on a series of Serepok river

On January 28, in Hoa Xuan commune, Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak and Ea Po, Cu Jut district, Dak Nong, there are still dozens of people rowing boats and going along the Serepok river along the downstream to salvage. dead fish.

Earlier, on the night of the 27th and the morning of January 28, hundreds of people flocked to the Serepok river, the section between the two communes to catch dead fish. Mr. Le Tien Cuong, who works as a boatman on this river, said: about 10 am on January 27, when he walks along the river, he hears the sound of strong fish. Illuminating the flashlight down the river saw a flock of fish floating on the water, opening its mouth and yawning. After a while, the big fish and small fish climbed to the surface with dense density. Nearly an hour later, hundreds of people who have heard have flocked to the river to catch fish for sale.

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Massive fish die on Serepok live

A resident with a house near the Serepok River said: Waking up in the night because of the strong stench because dead fish rose from the river. Also following this person, during the night, there were hundreds of people sailing, going along the river to catch fish. Although there is no boat, only along the river, using a racket, but after a few hours, the people have picked up nearly 30kg, mainly red-tailed mussel, copy, on; Having a family with nearly 2 quintals, all are big fish.

According to the people, the cause of the mass death of fish mentioned above is because industrial parks close to Serepok river discharging waste pollute the water source. In the morning of January 28, a large amount of water was black, stinking from the Tam Thang Industrial Park (Cu Jut and Dak Nong districts) continued to flow into the Serepok River.

Previously, the People's Committee of Dak Nong province also decided to sanction a factory located in this Industrial Park VND 225 million because it discharged wastewater beyond the permitted standard to the Serepok River.