An operation to remove about one million rotting dead fish from a New South Wales river is underway. 9News READ MORE:
Authorities are working to remove at-risk Murray cod, golden perch and silver perch amid concerns of the "risk of more fish deaths", according to NSW Police.Locals believe one million fish may have been killed at Menindee Weir near Broken Hill.
"Operators of boats and other watercraft should seek advice before heading out and otherwise obey directions from emergency and maritime services," Greentree said. "There are multiple viable solutions to maintain water supply and increased monitoring and testing will ensure changeover is immediate if alternative supply is required," he said.
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