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A lagoon in Argentina's southern Patagonia region turned bright pink due to waste from fish factories, sparking alarm among local residents and authorities.
The colouring is caused by a preservative, sodium sulfite, an anti-bacterial product used in fish factories. The waste is blamed for contaminating the water table of the Chubut River and the water supply of cities in the region, according to activists.
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The lagoon turned pink last week and remained the abnormal colour on Sunday. Residents of the region have long complained of foul smells and other environmental issues around the lagoon.

Pollution turns Argentina lagoon bright pink

The Corfo Lagoon in Patagonia, southern Argentina, has turned pink after waste from fishing companies was dumped in its waters, sparking alarm among local residents.

<ul>
<li>An Argentina lagoon turned a bright pink due to pollution</li>
<li>Colouring caused by a preservative,&nbsp;sodium sulfite used in fish factories</li>
<li>Water supplies hit; concern among local residents,&nbsp;authorities&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>Residents complaining about the foul smell &amp; environmental issues&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

An Argentina lagoon turned a bright pink colour due to sodium sulfite, an anti-bacterial product used in fish factories.

A lagoon in Argentina's southern Patagonia region turned bright pink due to waste from fish factories, sparking alarm among local residents and authorities.
The colouring is caused by a preservative, sodium sulfite, an anti-bacterial product used in fish factories.
Activists blamed the waste for contaminating the water table of the Chubut River and the water supply of cities in the region.
 Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/massive-meteor-lights-up-norway-skies-may-have-landed-near-oslo-1627263618851" target="_blank">Massive meteor lights up Norway skies; may have landed near Oslo</a>
The lagoon turned pink last week and remained the abnormal colour on Sunday.
Residents of the region have long complained of foul smells and other environmental issues around the lagoon.

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