Tyrone river pollution incident believed to have originated

Tyrone river pollution incident believed to have originated on a farm


Brown trout. Image source: Pixabay
A water pollution incident which has resulted in a major fish kill in Co. Tyrone is thought to have originated on a farm.
A spokesperson for the Loughs Agency said the body was currently attending the scene of an extensive pollution incident on the Aghlisk River, a tributary of the Owenreagh in Co. Tyrone.
It comes just days after the Department of Agriculture, Environmental and Rural Affairs published details of how it plans to reduce agricultural run-off in its new River Basin Management Plan.
“Loughs Agency fishery officers were alerted to the incident via a report received at 6:30pm on Sunday, May 2, 2021,” the Loughs Agency spokesperson said.

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