Effluents blamed for fish death

Illegal industrial effluent discharge could have led to the death of thousands of fish in Mussafah Creek, UAE's top environment agency indicated yesterday.

Last updated: July 23, 2019 | 22:45

By Nissar Hoath, Staff Reporter

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Thousands of dead fish surfaced in Mussafah Creek.

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Effluents blamed for fish death

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