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Smoked fish go belly up

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6 Mar, 2006 10:52 PMQuick Read

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A pond full of fish was another victim of Saturday's chemical fire.
Anthony Quinney, who lives on Nottingley Road, said he'd left home for the day because the smell of smoke was unbearable.
He said: "Whatever chemicals were in the smoke were obviously quite toxic, as on arriving home I noticed that
all the goldfish in the outdoor pond were floating belly up.
"This has never happened in the five years of living here, so I can only assume their sudden death was from the smoke."

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