Take steps to protect fish from pollution: Fisheries Federation chief
The Hindu
TSFF chairman Ravinder directs officials to prevent fish death due to industrial pollution. Visited tanks in Patancheru mandal, found effluents released into tanks causing fish death and inconveniences to fishermen. Asked PCB to take legal action against polluting industries.
Telangana State Fisheries Federation (TSFF) chairman Pittala Ravinder directed officials to take steps to prevent death of fish in tanks due to industrial pollution. He said that there was a need to protect fish with coordinated steps from the Industries department and Pollution Control Board (PCB).
Mr. Ravinder visited several tanks in Patancheru mandal on Wednesday in view of the complaints of large quantity of fish dying due to effluents released into local tanks.
He said that industries are indiscriminately releasing pollutants into the tanks resulting in death of fish and causing inconveniences to the families of fisherman dependent on fishing. He asked PCB officials to take legal action against industries responsible for polluting tanks.
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