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The testing section says "A German testing lab had found traces of mercury,[10] but the Polish government denied the cause as mercury poisoning and claimed their tests had found no such thing.[11] Later German laboratories believed this may have been the result of large amount of salt in the water.[12]".
Good idea. It turns out there is a shape for the river on the current (15 Aug, 20:17 BST) infobox map but I'm struggling to get it to show, except in 'edit>preview' mode. Zooming out I at least forced the location pin to show (near Wroclaw), and some better-known place-names also provide context. I'm sure there's a better way - anybody?
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