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🇵🇪 Unusual Red Color of the Rimac River in Lima, Peru

⁉️ On February 4, media reported that the Rimac River in Lima, Peru, had turned an unusual red color, raising concern among local residents. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of this phenomenon. Preliminary reports suggest a possible spill from a local mine, but official investigations are ongoing.

⚠️ Key Updates as of February 6:

- Sedapal has confirmed the change in the river's color but reassured that drinking water remains safe.
- The OEFA (Environmental Protection Organization) is investigating potential environmental causes.
- Water samples have been sent to a laboratory for analysis.

Mario Casaretto, president of Emape, suspects that toxic waste may have been dumped into the river by irresponsible companies involved in natural resource extraction. Experts are also considering the possibility of contamination by waste from these companies.

While the cause of the contamination remains unknown, the situation has raised concerns among local residents and environmentalists. Further research is expected to clarify the origin of the red color and its potential ecological consequences for the region.

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