Full Story Behind World's Worst Industrial Disaster - Bhopal Gas Tragedy

Full Story Behind World's Worst Industrial Disaster - Bhopal Gas Tragedy....

source- indiatime.com

In 1984, bhopal, india world's worst industrial disaster occur that nobody expected.

around midnight of 2-3 december when everyone is sleeping the most dangerous

gas released named "methyl isocyanate" (MIC) and other toxins. the disaster is

\happened because "water" enter a tank containing methyl isocyanate.

this reaction result into explosion the tank which released the toxins.

the tank named "610" in which explosion is occurred. "Warren Anderson"

chairman of union carbide india limited (UCIL) plant was the main accused 

of the tragedy.

source- livemint.com

He was convicted of causing death and sentence to two year imprisonment.

anderson died on 29 september 2014. hence reason of death has not exposed.

the gases was exposed to over 500,00 people.

source- indianexpress.com

MIC gas was cause burning sensation in the eyes, removes oxygen from the lungs

resulting in breathing trouble and chest tightness.In this disaster the worst victims

were children.many people became homeless. In this disaster around 3,787 

people died.

source- indiatoday.in

Even today childrens are born  without legs or arms and are often unable to 

speak or care for themselves. the waste of plant got mixed with water 

A TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO DIED IN THE TRAGEDY...

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