Minister of Poland: No toxic substances have been found to cause death of Aude River fish

Xinhua News Agency, Warsaw, August 14th (Reporter Zhang Zhang Chen Chen Chen) Minister of Climate and Environment, Moscwa, said on the 14th that so far, no toxic substances have been found to cause a large amount of fish death in the Aude River.

The Auda River originated in the Czech Republic and flows through Poland. One of them is the Jorde River in Poland and Germany, which eventually flows into the Baltic Sea. In the past two weeks, several tons of dead fish have been discovered in the Ode River, and the incident has received great attention in Poland and Germany.

Officials from relevant departments of the two countries held a meeting to discuss investigations and response in cities in northwestern Poland. Moskova said at the joint press conference with the German environment, natural protection, nuclear security, and consumer protection minister Lemk after the meeting that although no toxic substances have caused the death of the Aude River fish, this possibility is possible, but this possibility Sex has not been ruled out.

Moscwa said that the presence of heavy metals such as mercury samples for fish samples was not found, and at least 150 river samples that had been tested were not found to be toxic substances. Other river samples have been sent to foreign laboratories for further testing to determine whether it contains pesticides and about 300 other ingredients. In addition, Bofang will conduct inspections on related companies and factories along the Anthe River.

Limk said that the death of a large number of fish in the Auda River was a "ecological disaster", and it is unclear how long the ecology of the Aude River needs to recover.

Moscwa said that according to the requirements of Polish Prime Minister Moravitzki, Poland has established a special survey of the Aude River pollution problem.

Moravitzki has previously stated that it may be that toxic substances are discharged into the Auda River and causing fish to die, so the pollution problem may take several years to completely resolve it. He said that the Polish government will minimize the negative impact of the Aude River pollution incident, and the relevant perpetrators will be punished.

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