Mass Fish Deaths Raise Environmental Concerns in Euphrates
There has been a mass die-off of a large number of fish along the banks of the Euphrates River in Raqqa, sparking concerns about a potential environmental disaster. It is believed that the cause of the death may be the use of toxic substances such as latanet poison or electrical shock during fishing, but investigations have not yet been conclusive and require collecting samples and conducting tests by the relevant authorities. If the use of toxins is confirmed, the damage could go beyond the fish, affecting other aquatic life and human health through the consumption of contaminated fish—especially after the rainy and flood season, which had previously brought hopes of revitalizing the fishery.
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