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Dead Fish in Xe Don River Spark Questions Over Official Investigation

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April 29, 2026
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Authorities in Salavanh province have attributed the mass loss of life of fish alongside the Xe Don River to excessive warmth, however the clarification has drawn public skepticism and raised issues about potential air pollution.

Residents first reported lifeless fish floating alongside the riverbank in Khongxedon district on 23 April, accompanied by a powerful odor and fears over water security.

On 28 April, officers from the Livestock and Fisheries Sector carried out on-site inspections throughout a number of villages in Khongxedon and Salavanh districts. Head of the sector Phetnykone Sinthasack introduced that water high quality assessments discovered no indicators of air pollution or poisonous wastewater.

In accordance with the Salavanh authorities, check outcomes confirmed pH ranges between 7.8 and eight.06 and dissolved oxygen ranges between 6.8 and seven.12, each inside protected ranges for aquatic life. Nonetheless, water temperatures reached 32.1 diploma Celsius, above seasonal norms and probably dangerous to heat-sensitive fish species.

Authorities emphasised that the warmth is linked to El Niño, a pure local weather sample brought on by hotter Pacific Ocean temperatures that may convey hotter and drier climate to elements of Southeast Asia, in accordance with the World Well being Group. 

Due to this fact, environmental officers believed the mixture of hotter water and decreased water-flow doubtless positioned stress on fish, particularly species much less tolerant of warmth. 

Officers additionally famous that unlawful fishing strategies, together with electrical shock units, might have contributed to fish deaths in some areas.

Public Questions Official Rationalization as Considerations Develop

The official conclusion has triggered skepticism on-line, with many residents calling for a deeper and extra clear investigation. 

One commenter wrote, “If fish died due to scorching climate, then fish throughout the entire nation must be dying,” reflecting doubts that temperature alone may clarify the incident. 

One other mentioned, “The water seems polluted simply by seeing the floor,” suggesting that contamination may very well be a trigger slightly than the warmth. 

Past that, some additionally pointed to close by plantations and factories as potential sources of the incident. The feedback present wider public concern over water security and environmental monitoring. 



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