River Glyde: Over 20,000 Fish Die
More than 20,000 fish, including Atlantic salmon, eel, brown trout, and pike, have died after a river in County Louth, Ireland, was polluted by agricultural runoff. The incident was discovered near Tallanstown, with samples sent for testing to confirm the cause. Authorities believe the pollution originated upstream, and river recovery is expected to take years once the source is stopped.
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