In recent days, tons of dead purple clams have washed ashore on the beaches of Yen Hoa commune (Ha Tinh province), covering the coastline in layers, causing a foul odor and affecting environmental hygiene.
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In recent days, tons of dead purple clams have washed ashore on the beaches of Yen Hoa commune (Ha Tinh province), covering the coastline in layers, causing a foul odor and affecting environmental hygiene.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Tons of dead purple clams have washed ashore on beaches in Ha Tinh province, forming stretches of about 6.5km. Local authorities have not yet determined the cause.
Tons of dead purple clams washed ashore on the beach of Yen Hoa commune, Ha Tinh province, covering a stretch of coastline hundreds of meters long and emitting a foul odor as they decomposed.