A river in Okinawa, Japan turned red!
A river in Japan has turn in red and spread fear around. Here are all the details.
Japan is a country of wonders, yet this time something that arose fear took place. A river in Okinawa, Japan has turned red and spread fear around. It turns out a food dye spill at a port in Japan dyed a stream blood-red yet before people understood what happened residents were frightened by the mysterious change.
A river turned red in Japan and spread fear
A port in Nago city, #Okinawa, #Japan, has stirred concern among residents as its waters turned a vivid blood red colour. pic.twitter.com/rGJ6U69nw1
— ilie zavragiu (@iliezavragiu) June 28, 2023
In images of the river in Nago, Japan's Okinawa prefecture, the color of the stream turns dark red.
Beer factory apologizes for turning port blood red in Japan#PortTurnsRed #Alarming #Apology #Residents #breakingnews pic.twitter.com/E8aVZa0RVq
— Nitish Verma (@nitsonnet) June 28, 2023
Officials at a brewery later confirmed that food coloring had leaked from the rain gutter into the river but did not pose any health risks. The Orion Breweries brewery issued a statement soon after, apologizing for "causing great distress and concern". Aftermath was also a topic for concern but nothing happened and in long term it will be fine. A local health official said that "no major impact on the environment" is expected from the leak, the Okinawa Times reported.
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