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Japan (June 30,2023) : A river in Japan turned blood-red on Saturday, alarming locals and prompting officials to investigate the cause. The river, which is located in the city of Nago, on the island of Okinawa, turned a deep crimson color. The water was so red that it appeared to be flowing with blood. Locals who saw the river were shocked and worried. They said that they had never seen anything like it before. Officials from the city of Nago said that they were investigating the cause of the river turning red. They said that they were not aware of any pollution incidents in the area.

Some experts have speculated that the red color of the river could be due to algae blooms. Algae blooms can occur when there is an excess of nutrients in the water, and they can sometimes turn the water a reddish color. Other experts have said that the red color of the river could be due to a chemical spill. However, there is no evidence to support this claim. The investigation into the cause of the river turning red is ongoing. Officials said that they would provide updates as they become available.