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Hypoxia likely killed thousands of fish on Anakapalli coast, says CMFRI study

About 11 tonnes of fish, mostly pony fish, washed up along a 1,500-metre stretch at Boyapadu; a CMFRI study links the deaths to an algal bloom and oxygen depletion

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