It has stole the Tuscany area in Italy as authorities work to combat invasions ahead of the busy tourist season.
Midge overwhelmed the beach enclave of Orbetero, reported by the Associated Press.
According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, yuddedges resemble mosquitoes and are often harmless little flies that “dance together” in the air in giant packs.
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Local fishermen told the AP that the school began about three weeks ago, and believes it was due to the fish’s “death.”
The Italian Obetello has made an emergency declaration over the herd of Yusudgi and has created a permanent committee ahead of the tourist season. (Orbetello Fishermen’s Cooperative Association via AP and HO)
Last year, the dying of a boy’s fish occurred after oxygen depletion in the aquatic ecosystem, attracting midge larvae.
According to Tuscany, Orbetello is a thin land stretching in the middle of the lagoon and adjacent to the ocean, shaped like an almond.
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Yuddjj is a small, harmless flies similar to mosquitoes. (istock)
The town has created a permanent committee and emergency measures, the Associated Press reported.
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Mayor Andrea Casamenti said in a statement that officials are “working to protect the citizens and economic activities of the region.”
In Italy’s Tuscany region, fishermen flock to the schools with fishermen who believe that the dead fish in the area is the cause. (istock)
Pier Luigi Piro, chairman of Orbetello Fishermen Cooperative, told the Associated Press he hopes the crisis will be resolved as soon as possible.
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“Everything we do is hope for a mild tourist season, otherwise a lot of activities will exceed the damage that puts closures at stake,” Piro said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
