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I received this in an email. Just wondering if any of you heard about this. What do you think? Makas Dam?
(there was a website listed under the article but I took it out because I didn’t know if I would be able to post it)
Beirut River Turns Blood Red
BEIRUT: The Beirut River mysteriously turned blood red Wednesday after a stream of unidentified red liquid began pouring from the southern bank of the river in Furn al-Shubbak. The source of the liquid had yet to be determined Wednesday evening, as the river continued to empty the red-colored water into the Mediterranean Sea.
Government and local officials rushed to the scene at the Chevrolet crossing of Furn al-Shubbak Wednesday morning in an attempt to locate the sewage canal that was dumping the red-colored water but they were unable to locate the source. Accusations were traded among officials from the municipalities of Hadath, Hazmieh, Sin al-Fil, Furn al-Shubbak and Shiyah.
All I know is that I’m certainly not drinking out of there!
Same thing happened somewhere else about 2 months ago. Some factory dumped something into the water, harmless but distasteful, IIRC. Hope this case isn’t worse.
saw the web site,
it seems like there has been illegal dumping of chemicals last year, with the same effects.
BREAKING NEWS:
Frogs were seen emerging from the river. Authorities tried keeping them under control but the more they hit, the more they come. They are very noisy and are a real nusance. Two people were seen leaving the area shortly before the incident.
Lol!
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