Dead fishes from Bhutan wash ashore in India following flash floods in Sankosh river

Following a sudden flash flood in Bhutan, dead fishes and black water have started washing ashore into India through the <b>Sankosh river</b>. The local administration has swung into action to monitor the alarming situation closely as water levels fluctuate. While nature's fury is unpredictable, administrative red tape and delayed reactions usually leave the ground reality unaddressed until panic sets in. Local authorities are expected to maintain strict vigilance rather than waiting for a full-blown crisis to hit the vulnerable downstream populations. The forest minister has issued a strict public appeal urging citizens not to collect or consume any dead fish floating down the river to prevent potential health hazards.