Argentina Streets Run Red With Blood

A torrent of vile red liquid was found to be permeating throughout an Argentinian city’s street, the substance in question being beef blood spilled from a burst tank at a nearby slaughterhouse and bound to have many concerned about the health hazard.

A slaughterhouse storage tank containing 500,000 liters of beef blood in the city of Morón had fallen over and burst, emptying its contents across the street and causing an acrid odor to befoul its vicinity:

Bystanders recollected a loud bang before the blood was set loose across the poor city, with many also taking pictures of the scene.

One local expressed that she was fed up with city, saying she was sick of the “smell… rats that look like cats, heavy traffic all the year, and nasty noises from lorries and cows”.

Firefighters took to the streets and thoroughly cleansed them of the thick red horror, though citizens have alleged that there may still be remnant, as the crude stench was still present.

Those in the city are said to have requested the slaughterhouse be shut down on numerous instances, all of which were firmly denied.

The exact explanation as to how the tank was burst open has not been provided by the slaughterhouse.