Dead Fish Wash Up At The Shores Of Volos City

Dead Fish Wash Up At The Shores Of Volos City

Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024 (Photo by Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto)

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