This, in turn, led to an outbreak of malaria which drove away additional locals who had not initially been displaced by the project. Even after the lake filled to full pool, and for some time thereafter, it was red and muddy from erosion along the clay shoreline.
This, in turn, triggered a malaria outbreak that forced out more locals who had not already been displaced by the project. Even after the lake reached its full capacity and for some time afterward, it remained red and muddy due to erosion along the clay shoreline.