Bhopali Screening on 30th anniversary of Bhopal Gas Tragedy

FREE SCREENING and FREE PIZZA

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On the night of Dec 3rd 1984, 27 tons of Methyl Isocyanide leaked out of Union Carbide onto the sleeping population of Bhopal
- 8000 died instantly
- 500,000 were poisoned
- 22000 have died so far
- 150,000 left disabled due to injuries
- children born to survivors suffer from debilitating diseases
- the disaster site has not yet been cleaned

Why did this happen? Because of greed and negligence. The safety systems were turned off as part of cost-cutting. That too in a plant that was built using an unproven and untested technology.

The court settlement compensated the survivors with a mere sum of $500 furthering adding an insult to the injury. This sum is not sufficient for a few months of medical treatment. And most of these people cannot be cured and need lifelong assistance and treatments.

It is not far-fetched to imagine that this plant could have been in your town or city, and you could have just as easily become one of these victims.

To support the cause of justice for these fellow humans and to learn more about their cause, please join us for a screening of the movie Bhopali, which reflects the current state of affairs in Bhopal.

Presented by JHU chapter of Association for India's Development and South Asian Graduate Association (Bloomberg School of Public Health)

WHEN
December 05, 2014 at 7:00pm - 9pm
WHERE
Remsen Hall, Room 01, JHU Homewood Campus
3400 N Charles St
Baltimore, MD 21218
United States
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CONTACT
AID JHU · · 4109294525
24 RSVPS
Sweta Maheshwari Yiqing Zhao Vishwa Parekh Srihari Cattamanchi Arka Deb Miren Dhudasia Shivani Murthy

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