Tonnes of fish die in Kelo river, Chattisgarh due to toxic industrial waste - Update from CGNetSwara

29 Mar, 2011 . 1 min read

Savita Rath from Raigarh says when people went to take bath this morning in Kelo River they found many dead fish.

After exploration she found that more than 3 ton fish have died in Kelo River in last one week.

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