‘It’s killing the fish’: Egyptian fishermen bear brunt of Nile pollution
Published date: 1 September 2021 17:20 BST
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Last update: 3 years 2 months ago
‘Fishing is our source of income, we can’t work anywhere else.’
Ibrahim Abdel Azeem is an Egyptian fisherman who says his livelihood has been affected by the pollution and industrial waste contaminating the Nile River.
Ibrahim Abdel Azeem is an Egyptian fisherman who says his livelihood has been affected by the pollution and industrial waste contaminating the Nile River.
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