A farmer in Kaiyang County, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province encountered a strange thing in the early morning and died of 2000 kilograms of fish in half an hour

In the early morning of the 4th, Mr. Liu, a villager of Kensi Group in Wangche Village, Kaiyang County, encountered a strange thing: thousands of carp in the fish pond suddenly jumped out of the water continuously. About half an hour later, all the fish turned over and died.

Yesterday afternoon, the reporter came to Wangche Village and talked about the scene in the early morning of the 4th. Mr. Liu still had lingering fear.

Mr. Liu said that he lived in a tent next to the fish pond that night. He suddenly heard a sound in the fish pond in the middle of the night. He quickly ran out to take a look, only to see the fish jumping out of the water and rolling constantly. The inlet pipe of the fish pond also formed foam. Seeing this, he quickly turned off the water inlet pipe and called for help from his partners, but in less than half an hour, most of the fish in the pond floated up, and the pond was full of dead fish.

After Mr. Liu called the police, the police weighed the dead fish 29 times on site and verified that the weight of the dead fish was 2368 kilograms. The species of the dead fish were unarmored carp, with thousands of them weighing about 1.2 kilograms to 1.3 kilograms.

After the accident occurred in Mr. Liu's fish pond, villagers rushed to pick up the dead fish, but were stopped by police and fishery officials.

"The fish are fed with distillers 'grains and additives have never been used." Mr. Liu said that the stream they use for raising fish never uses additives and is pure natural. On the morning of the 3rd, staff from the fishery administration department of Kaiyang County also conducted an identification of distillers 'grains and found no prohibited items used. However, overnight, the fish in the entire fish pond suddenly died, which made him very surprised.

Mr. Liu said that after on-site investigations by the local police station and the fishery administration department, they had been told that the dead fish could not be eaten and should be treated without pollution. Under the guidance of fishery administration staff, Mr. Liu dug a hole in an open space more than 100 meters away from the fish pond and buried the dead fish deeply.

It is reported that the death of the fish cost Mr. Liu and his partners nearly 60,000 yuan. He hopes that relevant departments can find out the truth as soon as possible.

Currently, the local police station is investigating the death of the fish.