Hungary Red Sludge Spill Has Reached Danube: MTI -- Reuters
(Reuters) - A toxic red sludge spill from an alumina plant in western Hungary had reached the Danube by midday on Thursday, a spokesman for Hungarian disaster crews was cited by national news agency MTI as saying.
Tibor Dobson told MTI there were no reports of fish dying in the Raba and Mosoni-Danube rivers which were hit by the spill earlier, but all fish had died in the smaller Marcal river.
He told Reuters earlier that crews were working to reduce the alkalinity of the spill which poured from a containment reservoir of an alumina plant on Monday.
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