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Thousands of dead pigs have been found in the Huangpu River since last week. A report on the Chinese news portal Xinmin.cn, said that 3,323 dead pigs had been found through Sunday night.
Shanghai authorities said they believed flotilla of pigs came from neighboring Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and had been dumped in the river after they died. More than 20,000 pigs are reported to have died since the beginning of this year in Jiaxing alone, where a pig breeding facility is located about 50 miles to the west of Shanghai at the upper reaches of the Huangpu River. Some of the pigs had ear tags identifying them as coming from Jiaxing.
“This is obviously threatening the local water resources,’’ said Ma Jun, a leading environmental expert. “Usually, we see dead livestock in the river during the flooding season, but this a different case and the numbers are large.’’
Originally posted by sulaw
reply to post by WeBrooklyn
I'm wondering the same thing, and if they did die of natural causes why didn't they burn them.
And how precisely do you suggest to go ahead with burning 20.000 pigs ?
reply to post by H1ght3chHippie
And how precisely do you suggest to go ahead with burning 20.000 pigs ?
Ignite them one by one or get a supertanker with fuel and soak the whole pile ?
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