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Over 32,000 coho escape Chile farm

The escape from Salmones Aysen's Huito farm was discovered on Sept. 30 after a two-meter-long hole was found in the side of the net-pen

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 2, 2019 15:35 BST
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Salmon farming in Chile's Aysen region.
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Over 32,000 coho have escaped a farm run by Salmones Aysen in Calbuco, Chile, near the major farming center of Puerto Montt, officials said [...]

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