Quang Tri: Coastal Fish Deaths Not Caused by Water Pollution, Authorities Report
Quang Tri province authorities have reported that water quality tests do not provide sufficient basis to conclude that environmental pollution caused the recent mass death of fish along its coast. Investigations are ongoing.
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