El Niño Impacts Yogyakarta Aquaculture, Mass Fish Deaths Halt Production
Extreme weather attributed to El Niño has severely impacted aquaculture in Sleman, Yogyakarta. A mass fish die-off, suspected to be caused by drastic water temperature fluctuations, has led to production halts and an estimated Rp10 million loss for a local group. Authorities cite potential water quality degradation and increased pathogens.
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