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Sewage-hit DPS Flamingo Lake in Navi Mumbai turns toxic, activists demand action
Updated On: 12 April, 2026 08:21 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
Much-awaited flamingos make their way to Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, only to find their feeding grounds ovverun with sewage

Environmentalists check the health of the lake’s aquatic life the birds feed on
The flamingos that fly down to the wetlands in Navi Mumbai every year to feast on the aquatic life here, have met with a crappy welcome this year. The DPS Flamingo Lake in Nerul, which draws thousands of avid birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts keen to observe the pink birds, is overrun with sewage.
This despite the fact that a wetland emergency was declared in three major waterbird habitats within the Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary Ramsar site.
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