A river in a suburb of Buenos Aires accepted a blood discolor on Thursday evening. Residents are worried about the incident. Various industrial companies and waste incineration installations are located in the area. The water flows into the Río de la Plata, which borders a nature reserve. The Argentinian Ministry of the Environment has initiated research.
The Sarandi River in a suburb of Buenos Aires suddenly turned bright red on Thursday and therefore caused an alarm mood, such as reported local media. Videos show the intensely colored water that flows in the Río de la Plata – near an ecological protection area.
River did not color for the first time
According to the first suspicions, the cause can be the drainage of textile color or chemical waste. The Ministry of Environment has already taken water samples to clarify the origin of the color.
Residents report that the channel has often accepted unusual colors, including yellow, blue and purple, often accompanied by unpleasant odors.
The region is known for its learning and textile industry, and many people suspect that the removal of illegal waste is the cause.
Source: Krone
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