Dead fish surface off Singapore's Raffles Marina after drop in water quality due to Tuas chemical facility fire


The National Environment Agency said it is analysing samples of “pungent brown water” in a canal near Tuas West Drive. - PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Dead fish were found floating in the sea off Raffles Marina after a drop in water quality due to a blaze in a chemical storage facility in Tuas.

In photos on a Facebook page called Complaint Singapore Unlimited, which were first shared on Wednesday, the waters off the marina appear black or brown.

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