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An alarming environmental issue has emerged from the Mula Mutha River in Pune, with thousands of dead fish found floating along the riverbanks in Sangamwadi area. The cause of this mass fish death is believed to be chemical pollution, including illegal dumping of waste and untreated chemical discharge into...

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@CMOMaharashtra this state & its once magnificent cities are in dumps -- Bombay, Pune, Nagpur, Nasik etc. When is @BJP4India going to address Maharashtra's crumbling infrastructure, AQI, noise pollution, public transport, municipality responsibilities?? It's all in shambles.!!

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The river has become a sewage canal , thanks to our good sense of hygiene and sustainability efforts !

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Jai Ho #RFD

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There are few factories along the Bank of Pavna river which directly pour toxic waste in river. Pavna river joins Mula river and Mula joins Mutha river to be called Mula-Mutha river. So the problem lies forever.

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Pune politicians are busy in feeling their bags, no implementation on sewage treatment. Mula Mutha are not not a river now it has became a huge nullah. Even some people don’t have civic sense, they throw garbage and waste anywhere.

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The fact that fish live in that gutter of Pune itself is a wonder. Even the most poisonous and resilient bacteria shouldn't live in that gutter. In fact scientists from around the world come to study the harmful poisonous waters of Pune rivers/gutter

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@PMCPune,@mohol_murlidhar , @ChDadaPatil , @HemantNRasane

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One more year with the same tragic incident

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Who cares India is an asian country

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These are not real issues. Real issue is which freebie to give, where all the middle class can be taxed. Stop publishing these news. These are meaningless.

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