Watch: Wildlife dyed blue in São Paulo chemical spill
Summary
Brazilian authorities are investigating a dye spill in São Paulo after a truck crash caused blue dye to leak into a river. Officials are working to save animals affected by the spill, which involved an organic dye used in packaging materials.Key Facts
- A truck accident in São Paulo caused a spill of blue dye into the local river.
- The dye is an organic chemical derived from acetic acid.
- The incident occurred when the truck hit a pole, leading the dye to enter a manhole connected to the Jundiai River.
- City officials are actively trying to rescue and save wildlife impacted by the contamination.
- The dye is commonly used in making Styrofoam boxes and egg cartons.
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