Eye and Lung Damage
Acute exposure to harmful vapors resulted in severe eye symptoms, including profuse watering and corneal ulcerations, but long-term damage appears minimal. The respiratory tract suffered the most, leading to acute respiratory distress syndrome and significant lung tissue destruction, contributing to numerous fatalities. Additionally, the incident had devastating effects on reproductive health, with a notable increase in spontaneous abortions among pregnant individuals exposed.In this clip
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Ep 127 Bhopal: The 1984 Union Carbide Disaster
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