At Least 1,000 Dead Ducks Found in Chinese River

Not long after thousands of dead pigs were found in Shanghai rivers

Reason Staff | 3.25.2013 8:28 AM

SHANGHAI (AFP)—At least 1,000 dead ducks were found floating in a Chinese river, state media reported on Monday, after Shanghai said it had almost finished recovering thousands of deceased pigs from its main waterway.

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At Least 1,000 Dead Ducks Found in Chinese River

Not long after thousands of dead pigs were found in Shanghai rivers

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