India Releases Poisonous Water Into Sutlej River, Kills Large Number Of Fish
Fida Hussnain (@fidahassanain) Published January 30, 2021 | 06:04 PM
The locals have expressed serious concerns over dying fish, and have warned the people to avoid from using such fish as these may cause skin problems due to poisonous water in Sutlej river.
PAKPATTAN: (UrduPoint/UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News-Jan 30th, 2021) India released untreated water into Sutlej River, killing a large number of fish on Saturday.
The local fishermen said that several fish seeds at ponds areas were also damaged owing to poisonous water.
“This is another form of terrorism and clear violation of environment,” said Ahmed Zafir, a local resident of Head Sulemanki.
The release of poisonous water in Sutlej River was killing fish and badly damaging livestock sectors.
“We are fearing of skin disease in the area due to supply of dead fish in the market,” said Zafir, warning the people to avoid from using such fish. “Normally people don’t know what kind of fish they are eating. It is dangerous,” he added.
The officials took notice of the untreated water into Sutlej River.
This is not for the first time that India has released untreated water as it is frequent move.
Recent Stories
Mired in crisis, Boeing reports another loss
Session Awarding Ceremony 2024 held at Cadet College Muzaffarabad
Austrian ski great Hirscher to make comeback under Dutch flag
Pakistan, Japan agrees to convene 'Economic Policy Dialogue'
FM Dar conveys deepest sympathy on torrential rains devastation in UAE
Spain PM Sanchez says weighing resignation after wife's graft probe
Tennis: ATP/WTA Madrid Open results - 1st update
Long-lost Klimt portrait auctioned off for 30 mn euros
Osaka seals first win on clay since 2022 in Madrid
Earthquake jolts Karachi
Sindh minister orders operation after attack on police in Ghotki
TikTok to fight US ban law in courts
More Stories From Business
-
Meta profits soar but costs of AI cause worry
34 minutes ago -
Mired in crisis, Boeing reports another loss
9 hours ago -
Pakistan, Japan agrees to convene 'Economic Policy Dialogue'
9 hours ago -
British-Pakistani firm unveils $35 million luxury apartments for overseas Pakistanis in Islamabad
9 hours ago -
European stocks lose momentum after global rally
10 hours ago -
New pulses varieties imperative to cater domestic food requirements: Dr Khalid Hasan
11 hours ago
-
CEO KP-EZDMC meets CRBC officials
11 hours ago -
Pakistan among nine poor countries that produces 90 percent cigarettes for world
11 hours ago -
Chief Minister Gilgit Baltistan Haji Gulbar Khan calls on Minister for Privatisation
12 hours ago -
Germany nudges up growth forecast, ailing economy at 'turning point'
12 hours ago -
Revised UAF budget recommended
12 hours ago -
IDEA, TEVTA organizes Job Fair for youth
12 hours ago