Dead Fish Found on Yamuna Banks Near Wazirabad Spark Pollution Concerns

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Recently released images show large numbers of dead fish lining the banks of the Yamuna River near Wazirabad. Local fishermen had earlier reported a strong, foul smell coming from the water, which raised alarm. The incident has prompted renewed discussion about pollution in the river. An environmental group has called for immediate investigations and upstream water sampling to determine what caused the die-off.

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