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Hundreds of fish found dead in historic Mumbai's Banganga Tank, BMC calls meeting
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· October 5, 2026
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Key points Food waste and organic materials are thought to be major contributors to the issue. Pollution levels have risen significantly due to recent ceremonies.
Pollution levels have risen significantly due to recent ceremonies. Food waste and organic materials are thought to be major contributors to the issue. The result is a large number of dead fish.
The authorities are taking steps to address the problem. Cleaning operations are being increased and community leaders are being involved in the efforts.
Water quality is being assessed through sample testing to determine the extent of the pollution. Further information on the situation and the response to it can be found in the original report.
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Published: October 5, 2026 ·
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