The NSW government says there could be more mass fish death as temperatures fluctuate.
Experts are warning the chance of more fish kills in NSW is high as a cool change sweeps across the state.
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Up to a million fish died in the Darling River at Menindee earlier this month, while another 10,000 died at Redbank Weir on the Murrumbidgee earlier this week.
The same big temperature variants that caused those fish kills could result in more in coming days, according to the NSW Department of Primary Industries.
"The risk of further fish kills remains high as a cool change moves across the state," the DPI said in a statement.
Australian Associated Press
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