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The discovery of hundreds of dead fish at the Isipingo Beach Lagoon, earlier today has infuriated Isipingo residents. At this stage, it is believed that an alleged chemical spillage led to the death of the fish.
A member of the Isipingo Island Institute, Larry Singh said, “I was notified this morning that there were fish found washed up on the banks of the lagoon and some were trying to jump out of the water. Upon arrival, it was discovered that the water was black and a horrible stench could be smelt in the air. Over 100 fish such as tilapia, grunter and mullet weighing over two kilograms were found.â€
He added, “The Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife took water samples for testing to ascertain the cause of the water contamination. We are still awaiting a response from the Department of Water. Residents have been urged not to sell or purchase fish from the lagoon.â€
http://risingsunchatsworth.co.za/54979/update-water-to-be-tested-for-contamination/
A member of the Isipingo Island Institute, Larry Singh said, “I was notified this morning that there were fish found washed up on the banks of the lagoon and some were trying to jump out of the water. Upon arrival, it was discovered that the water was black and a horrible stench could be smelt in the air. Over 100 fish such as tilapia, grunter and mullet weighing over two kilograms were found.â€
He added, “The Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife took water samples for testing to ascertain the cause of the water contamination. We are still awaiting a response from the Department of Water. Residents have been urged not to sell or purchase fish from the lagoon.â€
http://risingsunchatsworth.co.za/54979/update-water-to-be-tested-for-contamination/