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Zed 11 year s ago
Beautiful! That's a pity we do not have aluminum waste spill in our country.
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Hami 11 year s ago
It was a terrible human and nature catastrophe, Zed! 10 people died immediately and sudden, or a few days later in the hospital, because of fatal skin burn that caused by the waste - one baby, some eldests and mostly middle-aged persons, such as pets and dogs and other domestic animals. A complete wildlife of the near river is extincted, such as the floral region of the factory, not even a single tree can survive the touch of this liquid. The waste is a dangerous, death-causing toxic matter, which is hard to remove of the fields, and this toxic dust is still in the air, after one and a half year later the disaster. Quite heartbreaking to see these pictures again, though the damage was rebuilt since then (mostly). Many locals chose to stay in the village, nevertheless they had offered to move away and have a house built or bought by the government. The liability of this catastrophe is still not cleared as every participant is denying his responsibility. It's also hard to see, how poor and backdated the surrindings and buildings are which is the matter of poorness which hasn't changed in centuries.
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Zed 11 year s ago
Beautiful! That's a pity we do not have aluminum waste spill in our country.
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Hami 11 year s ago
It was a terrible human and nature catastrophe, Zed! 10 people died immediately and sudden, or a few days later in the hospital, because of fatal skin burn that caused by the waste - one baby, some eldests and mostly middle-aged persons, such as pets and dogs and other domestic animals. A complete wildlife of the near river is extincted, such as the floral region of the factory, not even a single tree can survive the touch of this liquid. The waste is a dangerous, death-causing toxic matter, which is hard to remove of the fields, and this toxic dust is still in the air, after one and a half year later the disaster. Quite heartbreaking to see these pictures again, though the damage was rebuilt since then (mostly). Many locals chose to stay in the village, nevertheless they had offered to move away and have a house built or bought by the government. The liability of this catastrophe is still not cleared as every participant is denying his responsibility. It's also hard to see, how poor and backdated the surrindings and buildings are which is the matter of poorness which hasn't changed in centuries.