Dead Fish Found In Tamil Nadu

Over a hundred Olive Ridley turtles have been found dead along Chennai shores in the last two weeks since the nesting season began. Conservationists are worried there could be a three-fold jump in turtle casualty this season due to various reasons, including the use of banned gill nets and mechanised fishing boats.

Tens of thousands of dead fish were found in the tank of a famous temple in Tamil Nadu's Madurai on Sunday. The fish were found at the famous Sri Subramaniya Swamy temple.

Thousands of well grown dead fish were found floating in three ponds in Nanjundapuram village coming under Kadirampatty panchayat since Sunday, police said in Erode on Monday.

Over a hundred Olive Ridley turtles have been found dead along Chennai shores in the last two weeks since the nesting season began. Conservationists are worried there could be a three-fold jump in turtle casualty this season due to various reasons, including the use of banned gill nets and mechanised fishing boats.

Tens of thousands of dead fish were found in the tank of a famous temple in Tamil Nadu's Madurai on Sunday. The fish were found at the famous Sri Subramaniya Swamy temple.

Thousands of well grown dead fish were found floating in three ponds in Nanjundapuram village coming under Kadirampatty panchayat since Sunday, police said in Erode on Monday.