The scorching heat in the Bay Area has been identified as the culprit behind the recent fish die-off at a Fremont lake.
According to ABC7 News, the officials from the city have confirmed that Lake Elizabeth in Central Park has witnessed the death of 500-1,000 fish.
Amidst the scorching triple-digit heat, the Alameda County Fair has decided to keep its gates open till Sunday. The fair is taking necessary measures to ensure the safety and well-being of the 4-H and FFA animals.
On Wednesday, the fish were discovered and the cleanup crew promptly began their work on them.
According to Fremont authorities, the current heatwave has caused a decrease in both water levels and oxygen levels within the water.
In an effort to safeguard the remaining fish, the city is working towards increasing the water level.
