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7 ways the government played a role in the Bhopal disaster  

December 3, 2014

Why mindless government policies, regulations and populism must take as much blame for Bhopal disaster

 

Ravi Kiran and Shamanth Jilla

 

Exactly 30 years ago, in a factory in Bhopal, water entered the tank E-610, which held 42 tons of Methyl Isocyanate (MIC). MIC is a highly toxic compound with a very low boiling point and can only be stored in stainless steel or glass containers.

 

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