A HORRIFIC blood pollution crisis in a pristine Scots river has worsened with dead fish spewing into the water from sewage pipes.
The mystery around the stomach-churning incident in the River Lochy, Fort William, deepened with what campaigners claimed are wrasse fish often used in industrial salmon farming-found floating on the water.
Mowi Scotland, which operates the nearby Blar Mhor salmon processing plant, has denied responsibility. A probe is under way by eco watchdog Sepa.
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