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Papua New Guinea warns against fishing in New Ireland after mystery deaths of marine life
In New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, dead fish with swollen eyes are washing ashore, causing alarm among residents. Authorities have detected poisonous metals in the water, but the source remains unknown, prompting a fishing ban that affects o...
In New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, dead fish with swollen eyes are washing ashore, causing alarm among residents. Authorities have detected poisonous metals in the water, but the source remains unknown, prompting a fishing ban that affects over 1,250 locals. As the community grapples with this ecological crisis, families face uncertainty and fear. #PapuaNewGuinea #MarineLife #EnvironmentalCrisis #FishingBan #Ecology
Originally reported by The Guardian.
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