Bhopal explosion
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| Deaths | 3787;";" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 3787. |
| Perpetrators | Dow chemical |
The 1984 explosion of methylisocyanate in Bhopal, India, was the deadliest industrial disaster to date, impacting the health of hundreds of thousands of people.[1]
Yes Men
A Yes Men spokesman was interviewed by the BBC on an anniversary of the explosion, and announced that the company was putting itself into liquidation in order to properly compensate the victims. This was echoed worldwide before being retracted by Dow.[2]
