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A news report about masses of dead fish in Malaysia's northern Penang state has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times alongside posts falsely claiming the incident was caused by wastewater released from Japan's stricken Fukushima nuclear plant. But the posts misrepresent the news report. The Penang Fisheries Department later said its investigation found an explosion of algae suffocated the fish .

Authorities have launched a probe regarding the deaths of more than 50 fish found in the river. Read more here.

Hundreds of dead fish have been spotting the shores of Galveston, Texas. Why are these fish dying in such massive quantities?

"I am 100% confident that this is not the culprit, that the P Street Treatment Plant did not have anything to do with the fish kill," said Lance McAvoy, water and utilities director for the city of Fort Smith.

Following Japan's release of wastewater from its stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in August 2023, a photo of a harbour filled with dead fish has been shared on Facebook with a false claim it was taken off the coast of Busan in South Korea "hours" after the discharge began. In fact, the photo was taken in 2022 in a different coastal city. South Korean fisheries officials have also dismissed the claim and said there were no mass fish deaths observed in Busan or anywhere else...

A major repaving project on westbound Interstate 80 over the Labor Day weekend is taking its toll on more than just drivers. Business who rely on customers from...

Caltrans crews worked 12-hour shifts and raced against the clock Friday along westbound Interstate 80, between Vallejo and Hercules, where a major resurfacing project has closed a three-mile stretch of the highway over the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Mysuru: Hundreds of dead fish were found at Lingambudhi Lake in south Mysuru on Tuesday.

GEORGE TOWN: Thousands of dead fish have been reportedly washed ashore in Teluk Bahang here, worrying beach goers and fishermen.

A fish kill of approximately 20,000 shovelnose sturgeon in the lower Des Moines River was a bit of a mystery until now.