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Remembering the Bhopal Gas Tragedy - 40yrs ago On this day in 1984, Bhopal experienced one of the worst industrial disasters in history. A deadly gas leak from the Union Carbide plant claimed thousands of lives, left many more injured, and impacted generations. The tragedy serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of corporate responsibility, stringent safety standards, and the need to prioritize human lives over profits. It’s a lesson for industries worldwide to embrace sustainable and ethical practices to prevent such catastrophes. As we remember the victims, let’s pledge to work towards a future where safety, accountability, and humanity are at the heart of all operations. Many of us don't know that only a wet hankerchief was good enough to protect people from inhaling the poisonous gas.#PerBestOfMyKnowledge and #Studies #NeverForget #BhopalGasTragedy #CorporateResponsibility #IndianNewsMissing #RIPVitctims #NeedHelpingHandsForSurvivors

The Bhopal Gas Tragedy: A Stark Reminder of Negligence and Accountability The Bhopal gas tragedy, one of the world’s worst industrial disasters, remains a somber chapter in our history—a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of negligence and misplaced trust. Even decades later, the question lingers: Have we truly learned from this catastrophe? We continue to entrust our safety and welfare to systems plagued by corruption and self-interest. Politicians and leaders, driven by personal agendas, often impose decisions on the masses without foresight or accountability, leaving millions vulnerable. The tragedy underscores the urgent need for systemic reform, transparency, and ethical governance. Blind faith in flawed systems not only perpetuates the risks but also betrays the trust and aspirations of those who believe in a safer, more equitable future. It’s time to reflect, demand accountability, and advocate for a system that prioritizes people over power, and safety over shortcuts. Let’s ensure that such disasters never define our tomorrow. What do you think are the steps we must take to prevent history from repeating itself?

The Savage Humans salute Gulam Dastagir, Abdul Zabbar, and all those who proved to be a blessing in the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, saving thousands of lives without caring for themselves. Exactly 39 years ago today, on this day in 1984, 30 tons of methyl isocyanate gas leaked from the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, spreading throughout the city. This incident led to the loss of thousands of lives, and millions lost their loved ones in an instant. Those who survived also suffered from various diseases, and even today, the impact of this tragedy can be seen on the future generations of those people. Many people still carry the wounds of this incident unhealed. In such a situation, some courageous individuals who saved people with their intelligence were Gulam Dastagir, the Bhopal station master, who sensed the severity of this horrific incident. He immediately arranged for the departure of the Gorakhpur-Kanpur Express train from Bhopal. He himself began to have difficulty breathing, but he continued to help people continuously. He lost one of his sons in this tragedy. Similarly, another brave individual, Abdul Zabbar, who, even after losing 50% of his eyesight, fought for the victims and continues to work to bring justice and better compensation for the affected people today. . #thesavagehumans #savagestories #bhopalgastragedy #bhopal #bhopalgas #bhopalgasdisaster #unioncarbide #methyleisosynide #justice #bhopalgasdiaries #pollution

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Explainer: The whole story of the toxic waste of Bhopal gas tragedy lying for 40 years, know how it will be disposed now.

https://lnkd.in/d6RE7BMg The Bhopal gas disaster in 1984 was the worst industrial disaster in India's history, with thousands of people killed and many more suffering long-term health effects. The disaster was caused by a leak from an American-run chemical pesticides factory, and its effects are still felt in the community today. Many people continue to suffer from health problems related to the gas leak, and the area remains contaminated with toxic chemicals. Despite efforts to hold those responsible accountable, including prosecution and compensation from Union Carbide Corporation, the American company that owned the plant, many victims feel that justice has not been served. Dow Chemical, which acquired Union Carbide, claims no responsibility for the disaster, further complicating efforts to secure full compensation for the victims. While the Indian government has introduced a liability law to hold foreign companies responsible for accidents, many feel that more needs to be done to support the victims of the Bhopal disaster and prevent similar incidents in the future. The government has recently announced plans to revise the number of deaths and injuries and expand compensation for victims, but for many in Bhopal, the damage done by the disaster cannot be undone with money alone. #MKTG5519

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, one of the darkest chapters in industrial history. In the early hours of December 3, 1984, a toxic gas leak from the Union Carbide factory changed the lives of thousands forever. The disaster claimed countless lives and left survivors grappling with chronic health issues, loss, and neglect. Even after four decades, the suffering continues. Survivors face respiratory problems and neurological disorders, while a new generation bears the burden of this tragedy. Children born to survivors frequently suffer from congenital abnormalities and developmental issues, a grim reminder that the impact of this disaster is far from over. Recently volunteered with Manish D. and Rohit J to produce documentary for the Sambhavna Trust Clinic, an organization providing free medical care and holistic support to the victims of this tragedy. The film narrates the ongoing struggles of survivors and their families while highlighting the vital role Sambhavna plays in addressing their health challenges. The ongoing struggles of the Bhopal survivors underline the vital importance of organizations like Sambhavna. In today’s world, where industry-caused problems and environmental crises—such as the rising air pollution we see around NCR—are escalating at an alarming rate, the relevance of such efforts cannot be overstated. Their work serves as a powerful reminder that all acts of support can create meaningful change. If this story moves you, I encourage you to learn more about Sambhavna Trust and consider ways to support their mission. Together, we can ensure that the survivors and their families receive the care and attention they deserve. #BhopalGasTragedy #40YearsOfBhopal #IndustrialPollution #Documentary #SambhavnaTrust

#etcommentry Rajasthan High Court (HC) took suo motu cognizance of deaths due to #heatwave and said there is a need to declare heatwave a national calamity. A just demand. Pegged on #Mungeshpur and the '52.9 degree record', I write on the need for granular #heat-risk data, #hyperlocal heat action plans down to the ward level. #globalwarming #urbanheat #cities #mumgeshpur #calamity #heatactionplans

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