A massive fish die-off in the port of Volos, Greece, is blamed on extreme climate fluctuations. The death of millions of fish, stemming from Lake Karla, has led to a massive cleanup effort, with local businesses facing significant economic losses. The incident highlights the impact of climate change on ecosystems and the economy.
Southern and central Vietnam have been experiencing scorching heat, leading to a massive fish die-off in a reservoir in Dong Nai province. The extreme temperatures and water management issues are believed to be responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of fish, causing distress among locals and prompting an investigation by authorities. The reservoir, a vital water source for crops, has seen declining water levels as a result of efforts to divert water for irrigation and renovations to remove sediment. Despite attempts to increase water levels and provide more space for the fish, the efforts proved futile as many succumbed to the extreme conditions.
