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Suspected chemical pollution kills fish in Chongqing

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A fisher smelled the water from Fujiang River in Tongnan County. Water quality tests in the river showed the chemical oxygen demand slightly exceeded the normal level.

(Xinhua News Agency April 9, 2009)

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