In Gliwice, Southern Poland, thousands of dead fish in the Gliwice Canal sparked an environmental crisis.

Local authorities swiftly formed a crisis management team to investigate and address the situation.

Scientists examined the fish and water chemistry but struggled to pinpoint the exact cause.

Suspected human-induced factors, including pollution from industrial activities, were considered.

The incident's impact extends beyond Gliwice, potentially disrupting the local ecosystem and economy.

Long-term solutions and thorough studies are needed to prevent such environmental disasters in the future.