Water Crisis from Toxic Chemicals in China

Anybody following this?

Apparently a chemical plant blew up on the banks of a major river in China, dumping chemicals that are 100x beyond international safety limits. They've shut off the water in a bunch of the cities that the chemicals are flowing towards, but it's something like a 50 mile strip of toxic waste heading into major cities.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/china/story/0,7369,1649063,00.html

 

Yea, its heading towards Russia and they expect it to hit some large town in 12 hours or something. China would not even tell what kind of chemicals these are.

 

Benzene in the mix? That is some nasty stuff.

 

That's worse than irresponsible.

 

What's interesting is there are no images available of this mess, and the governemnt isn't saying what caused the explosions in the first place, which apparently happened 10 days ago.

 

It's actually quite sad it can go this way...

 

OMG, that is horrible! I wonder if the people have even been told

 

Wooooo....go responsibility.........right down the drain with all those poisons.