River in Argentina turns red ...

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Stream Near Buenos Aires Turns Red, ‘Like a River Covered in Blood’ A stream south of the Argentine capital turned a freakish vermilion this week, prompting concerns about pollution.

The Sarandí Canal near Buenos Aires turned bright red, alarming residents and prompting an investigation into potential industrial pollution.

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A stream on the outskirts of Buenos Aires turned blood red, causing anxiety among residents who blamed it on pollution.

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Video. Sarandi River, which is located in a suburb of Buenos Aires, has turned bright red, sparking concerns amongst residents over possible contamination.