Death of Ducks and Fish Reported at Hulhudhoo Park in Addu City
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A mass death of ducks and fish has been reported at a popular public park in the Hulhudhoo district of Addu City, prompting concerns of possible poisoning and calls for further investigation.
The duck park, opened two years ago, is a well-known attraction featuring birdhouses that draw flocks of ducks, pigeons, and other birds, as well as a pond populated with colourful fish. The park is frequented daily by residents and tourists alike.
Reports of the incident surfaced on social media yesterday after photos showing dead ducks and fish at the park were shared online. The post alleged that the animals may have been deliberately poisoned.
According to the Addu City Council, they became aware of the deaths on Thursday. He said the situation initially involved ducks but has since extended to the fish population in the park’s pond.
Addu City Council member Hussain Faiz-uh Rahman stated to the local media that the council became aware of the deaths on Thursday. He said the situation initially involved ducks but has since extended to the fish population in the park’s pond.
The matter has been reported to the police, and the council is considering the installation of CCTV cameras to strengthen security and prevent similar incidents in the future.
Authorities have yet to determine whether the incident was the result of deliberate harm or environmental factors.





