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As firefighters battled the blaze that followed two massive explosions in the Chinese port city of Tianjin on Aug. 12, the Communist Party’s Internet censors were trying to extinguish all commentary
What could cyanide do to people, aquatic animals, and the environment in Tianjin?
Officials investigating a huge explosion at a warehouse in Tianjin in China have discovered a store of 700 tonnes of sodium cyanide – more than 70 times the legal limit allowed.
Many lives could have been saved had safety glass been installed as per Chinese state regulations.
Five days after explosions in Tianjin, the fate of the first responders is still not fully known.
Hundreds of tonnes of toxic chemicals may have been spilled in the wake of the fires and two enormous explosions in Tianjin on Aug. 11.
