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Dead fish in Volos cause big political stink
More than 100 tons of dead fish that washed up off the port city of Volos in central Greece, causing a big stink in Greek politics.
Local authorities have had to remove the dead fish from the bay and rivers around one of Greece’s largest cities using trawlers and mechanical diggers amid reports of visitors leaving Volos in their droves because of the stench.
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