Volos in Emergency State: Dead Fish, Quarantined Beaches, and a Pungent Stench

Volos, Greece, is facing an environmental crisis after a massive fish kill contaminated beaches and triggered a state of emergency. The city is grappling with the pungent stench of decaying fish, prompting concerns for public health. Beaches have been quarantined, and swimming is discouraged. The cause of the fish kill is under investigation, with authorities investigating potential causes like pollution or mismanagement. Local businesses are suffering significant losses, with some reporting a 50% drop in revenue. The situation highlights the urgency of environmental protection and the importance of swift action to address such crises.