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Mekong Dolphins

Mekong Dolphins
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22.06. 2009 NTVMSNC

The fresh water dolphins that are forced to go to Cambodia and Laos due to pollution in the river ofMekong.

[[T]]The World Nature Protection Foundation (WWF) reported that the number ofdolphins left in Mexicoong is between 64 and 76. [

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2003 has been announced that in more than 50 of the non-piled offsprings were encountered in insecticides, mercury and other pollution.

It has been noted that since the date of date 88 years old die.

Mekong river extends from China to Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam.

In the press release of Verne Dove from the WWF veterinarians "This is spread to a large area in nature to the substance leading to pollution. So this pollution could be caused by a lot of countries located throughout the Mekong river. [

Accordingly, these poisonous substances can pose risk for human health in the region.

WWF stated that the Mekong River and the source of pollution in the surrounding area should be created a inter-country health plan to save the hearts.

Mekong River Irrawady dolphin is located in the list of live creatures that have been kept hundreds of depletion of WWF since 2004.

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