Atyrau region of Kazakhstan: more than 100 thousand juvenile fish were rescued from the Sary-Ozek canal

Published 2024년 7월 30일

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In the Atyrau region, around 80 kilograms of fish fry, each weighing 12-14 grams, perished due to low water levels in the Sary-Ozek canal. The Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan confirmed the incident, noting that the fish inspectorate disposed of the dead fry following sanitary standards. Efforts to save juvenile fish, including various species like carp, bream, pike perch, catfish, and small crucian carp, involved fisheries workers, local executive bodies, and volunteers, successfully rescuing over 100,000 pieces. Rescue operations are still ongoing.
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In the Atyrau region, fish fry died. The total weight of the dead fry is about 80 kilograms, with the average weight of one fry being 12-14 grams. Information about the death of fish on the Sary-Ozek canal in the Makhambet region spread on social networks. The arriving commission confirmed the death of the fry, reports the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to the information, the cause of death was low water level in the canal. The fish inspectorate disposed of the fry in compliance with sanitary standards. At the same time, as the department said, they carried out work to save juvenile fish. The rescue operation involved fisheries workers, local executive bodies and volunteers. “The rescued juveniles of the species are carp, bream, pike perch, catfish and ...
Source: Agrosektor

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