Why Fish Deaths Waste Waters

01.11.2007 CNN Türk

DSİ 21’s Regional Manager Halil İbrahim İndap reported that the "Christmas Eco System Protection and Nature Sevenler Association" (EKODOSD) cented to the "Kushadası Eco System Protection and Nature Sevenler Association" (EKODOSD) reported that due to the drought in 2007, the officer of the Great Menderes River had dropped, insufficient in water supply.

Due to the increase of pollution in the water, in the report relief that water in the lake was not dataed in 2007, it was noted that fish production plants operating on the lacquer coast, which increases the salt rate in the lacquer, were not allowed to discharge to the lacquer without being able to waste waters."
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Raporda is located along the Dalyan Channel, which is the natural connection of the Big Menderes River with Lake Bafa, while the ground chipura and kefal fish are detected, while the water surface is covered with the dirty oil and so-like cover layer throughout the line, while this pollution probably appears from waste from fish farm.
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] In the report of the DSİ, the following solution recommendations were included:
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-All kinds of waste water discharge should be blocked,
-Intensity throughout Denizli and Uşak, with industrial facilities operating again throughout the womb, the waste waters of all stored units in operation of the river.
-The facilities are built by the local people in order to protect the natural life and ecological balance in the fertile.

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]]]The EKODOSD President Bahattin Driver, who conduct studies in order to avoid pollution and mass fish deaths experienced in the Lake ofBafa
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The Driver, which emphasizes that the Lake ofBafa is the most important of nature with each aspect, "The sources and solution advice of the problem in the Lake of the city are preserved by the DSİ, which is one of the most accessible state. Now there are other limits for leaning on this topic and necessary sanctions for the future of Lake Bafa with a common decision.