A paint factory in Beijing shuts down the river for stealing sewage and sand

On April 2, dead fish were found on the banks of the Shahe River in front of Libu Kindergarten in Fujiafen Village, Shahe Town, Changping County.

"The red sewage was directly discharged into the Shahe Reservoir for more than an hour, and no one stopped it.

Yesterday afternoon, the Beijing Changping District Environmental Protection Bureau and the Changping District Water Affairs Bureau jointly enforced the law and shut down the paint factory that discharged sewage and blocked the drain.

Brick red sewage directly discharged into the sand river

"Every two or three days, red sewage will be discharged along the sewer pipes, one row lasts for one or two hours.

It is understood that the Shahe Reservoir is located in the Changping District of Beijing, on the east side of the Beijing-Tibet Expressway.

According to Ms.

At about 3:30 pm on April 2, a reporter from the Beijing News saw at the scene that a brick-red liquid was discharged from an underground pipe and directly discharged into the Shahe Reservoir.

In addition, the reporter also found many dead fish on the banks of the river.

　　Sewage discharge company was shut down

　　Recently, environmental protection volunteers reported this to relevant government departments on the Internet.

　　Yesterday, a staff member of the Changping District Water Affairs Bureau replied that yesterday afternoon, the Changping District Environmental Protection Bureau and the Changping District Water Affairs Bureau had jointly enforced the law and had shut down companies that discharge sewage and blocked the discharge outlets.

　　"The sewage discharge company is a paint factory, and its business registration is to operate paint, but now it starts to produce paint privately," said a staff member of the Changping District Water Affairs Bureau.

　　According to the Changping District Environmental Protection Bureau, the private sewage company is located in the south of Yuxinzhuang Village, Shahe Town, and its business scope is mainly the sale of hardware and building materials.

　　The Environmental Protection Bureau of Changping District emphasized that the on-site processing workshops have been sealed up, and investigations have been conducted for the above-mentioned illegal issues, and strict administrative penalties have been imposed in accordance with the requirements of the new environmental protection law.

　　■ Dispel doubts

　　More than 20,000 catties of dead fish are caught in the river every week? Water Authority denied

　　Recently, the reporter visited on the banks of the Shahe River and found many deep pits of more than 2 square meters in size.
More than 10 have been buried, and more than 20 have their mouths open with dead fish that have stinking inside.

　　"These are all fished out of the Shahe River.
" Mr.
Liu, who is in charge of the fish ponds in the water affairs section, said that since sewage was discharged last year, the fish ponds have been dying fish.
"Especially near the drainage ditch, the fish has been dead.
There are so many fish.
"

　　The reporter saw in the pictures taken by Mr.
Liu that there were dead white fishes floating on the water near the riverside.
According to Mr.
Liu, most of the dead fish float along the riverside and are two to three kilometers long.
Since 2015, he needs to catch dead fish once every two days or so.
"This year, there are a lot of dead fish.
They have to catch every day, and they can catch 20,000 catties every week.
"

　　Regarding this situation, the staff of the Changping District Water Affairs Bureau denied it.
"The amount of more than 20,000 catties is a bit exaggerated.
Most of the dead fish are released.
" The staff member of the Water Affairs Bureau explained the phenomenon of dead fish, saying that the water quality of the river section was inferior to Category 5 water, and the released fish mostly lived in clean water and other water quality.
"Due to the different requirements of the water quality environment and the rise in temperature, a large number of released fish died.
" (Source: Global Paint Network) (For more information, please log on: Global Paint Network http:// )