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Fishermen Rescue Thousands of Fish From Dried-up Ditches, but They Hadn't Expected This Catch.

The drought is causing many ditches to dry up. And when the water disappears, the fish die. That is why Hendrik-Jan Verheij and his mates put on their waders. Over the past few days, they have already saved thousands of fish. But what they scoop out of the ditch at Lettele surprises even them.

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