Explosion in the highest aquarium in the world, 1500 fish died

Berlin, More than 1500 fish died tragically because of the explosion of a giant aquarium in Germany. A giant aquarium in Berlin exploded early on Friday, spilling 1 million liters (264,172 gallons) of water, around 1,500 exotic fish and debris onto a main road in the bustling Mitte district, according to a report by the agency. Reuters press. It was only after getting the information that about 100 rescue workers arrived on the scene, who did their best to save the suffering fish. According to the report, it was the largest freestanding cylindrical aquarium in the world built at a height of 46 feet.

A spokesman for Union Investments, which maintains the aquarium, said at least 1,500 fish died in the blast. He said efforts were underway to rescue fish from several smaller tanks that were near the Aquadome that survived the blast. But due to a power outage in the building, they are moved to another location. A fire department spokesman told Reuters it was still unclear what caused the explosion at the Aquadome aquarium.

Meanwhile, Berlin Mayor Franziska Giphy reportedly said he was happy the accident happened so early in the morning when there was hardly anyone around. Broadcaster RBB quoted Jiffy as saying that if it hadn’t happened at 5.45am, but just an hour later, there would have been a possibility of terrible loss of life.

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