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Scientists investigate possible "red tide" as cause of mass fish deaths in Quang Binh
Seawater along a 1.5-kilometer stretch of coast in Quang Binh province was reported to have turned red on May 4, possibly signaling a "red tide" and the reason behind the mass fish deaths that have blighted coastal provinces in recent weeks.
National council formed to uncover mystery behind mass fish deaths
About 100 scientists from more than 30 research institutes and universities across Vietnam have been mobilized in an effort to find the cause of the mysterious mass fish deaths along the central coast.
Defense Ministry asked to monitor sea water after mass fish deaths
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has sent a letter to the Ministry of National Defense asking it to assign its Naval Center for Marine Environment Monitoring and Analysis to join efforts to monitor sea water following the mass fish deaths along the central coast.
May 3, 2016 | 07:50 pm PT
Foreign scientists step in to help Vietnam find cause of mass fish deaths
Scientists from the United States, Germany and Israel have arrived in Vietnam to help identify the reasons behind the mass fish deaths along the central coast.
May 2, 2016 | 11:34 pm PT