The Epa Monitors Red Tide Areas

The Kuwait Bay scenario is being monitored by the Environment Public Authority, which is running a monitoring program in locations where red tide and fish mortality are common.

The administration is now completing the appropriate surveys for the area, collecting samples, and testing them on a regular basis, according to a local Arabic daily.

It is expected that phytoplankton will flourish as a result of the recent rise in temperature and stagnant water, as well as some human activities (draining untreated water in rainwater networks) that contribute to lowering seawater quality, causing the phenomenon of red tides, which may be accompanied by fish death.

In the next few days, the Environment Public Authority will monitor the environmental conditions in Kuwait Bay.

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