Retiran 37 toneladas de peces muertos en laguna olimpica de remo en Rio de Janeiro

Thousands of fish have died in a lagoon set to host rowing events for the upcoming Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Over 37 tons of dead fish have been collected, with authorities attributing the deaths to sudden temperature changes, while scientists suggest pollution as the real cause. Athletes have raised health and safety concerns due to the water conditions. The governor of Rio acknowledged the lack of time for a complete clean-up before the Games, suggesting it might be completed by the end of 2018.

¿Qué síntomas experimentan los atletas debido al olor en el agua?

¿Qué reconoció el gobernador de Río sobre la limpieza del sitio antes de los Juegos Olímpicos?