Argentina Canal replaces shiny red, dangerous local people
A waterway in a suburb of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, threatened the local people on Thursday.
The Sarandi Canal flows through a residential neighborhood and industrial areas before reaching the Rio de La Plata, a boundary of an ecological reserve.
Local media reports suggested that the color may be caused by dumping of textile dye or chemical waste from a nearby depot.
Authorities have taken samples to determine the source of contamination.
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