article_snippet.sent: Tons of rotting fish have filled a lagoon in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where Olympic rowing and canoeing events will be held during next year's Games.
article_snippet.sent: Clearing: Rio's waste management company said Rio's waste management company has cleared more than 37 tons of fish, which have been taken to the city's main dump .
article_snippet.sent: The die-offs are common in Rio, where rivers, lakes and even the ocean are blighted by raw sewage and garbage.
article_snippet.sent: The dead fish are being scooped out of the water by rubbish collectors using nets and are then taken to Rio de Janeiro's main dump .
article_snippet.sent: Rio de Janeiro's stunning landscape has been blighted by the dead fish, which are currently being cleared from the water .
article_snippet.sent: There are so many fish on the surface of the lake in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil that almost no water can be seen in some places .
highlights_snippet.sent: Tons of dead fish are being cleared from a stinking lagoon in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which will host Olympic events .
  