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Millions of Fish Died, Rivers Dried Up

JAKARTA - Millions of fish were found stranded and dead after a river in Pati, Central Java dried up due to the drought that hit the area, reported the INews news page. The incident occurred at the Silugonggo River, Bungasrejo Village, recently. Video footage uploaded on the TikTok platform by the account @rikiranrakyat shows millions of fish carcasses scattered on the bottom of a river, while live fish can be seen jumping up and down. It is und…

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