Songkhla People's Network Demands Investigation into Fish Die-off in Sathing Mo Canal

A mass fish die-off has occurred in the Sathing Mo Canal in Songkhla province, southern Thailand, prompting a local people's network to strongly demand that authorities investigate the cause and transparently disclose the findings. This issue has heightened local residents' environmental concerns, and swift, fair action from the authorities is anticipated. The residents' network points to the possibility that deteriorating water quality or the inflow of pollutants into the canal may have caused the mass fish deaths. They are demanding a thorough investigation and a clear explanation of the results to the public. Concerns are growing about delays in identifying the cause, particularly given the potential environmental impact. This situation is raising awareness of environmental issues in southern Thailand, and the authorities' subsequent actions are being closely watched. The residents are also calling for concrete measures for sustainable environmental conservation. Source: MGR Online (South)