Mass of dead fish found in N China city
2011-07-22 07:04:11 GMT2011-07-22 15:04:11(Beijing Time)
China Daily
Masses of dead fish float in the Haihe River in North China's Tianjin municipality, July 21, 2011. A one-kilometer trail of tens of thousands of dead stickleback fish was discovered in the river. Local environmental monitoring workers said an increase in contaminants in the river water due to recent high rainfall choked the fish, which can live in both fresh and salt water environments. [Photo/CFP]
Masses of dead fish wash up on rocks at the bank of the Haihe River in North China's Tianjin municipality, July 21, 2011. [Photo/CFP]
Dead fish blanket the water surface near the bank of the Haihe River in North China's Tianjin municipality, July 21, 2011.[Photo/CFP]
A woman nets dead fish from the Haihe River in North China's Tianjin municipality, July 21, 2011.[Photo/CFP]
Masses of dead fish floated in the Haihe River in North China's Tianjin municipality, July 21, 2011.
A one-kilometer trail of tens of thousands of dead stickleback fish was discovered in the river. Local environmental monitoring workers said an increase in contaminants in the river water due to recent high rainfall choked the fish, which can live in both fresh and salt water environments.
