Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Bhopal disaster" in English language version.
A police escort, ambulances, fire engines and a quick response team accompanied the convoy of trucks carrying the waste
The Indian authorities are well aware of the identity of the employee [who sabotaged the plant] and the nature of the evidence against him. Indian authorities refused to pursue this individual because they, as litigants, were not interested in proving that anyone other than Union Carbide was to blame for the tragedy.
waste will be packed, loaded, and transported in 12 specialized containers designed according to CPCB standards, with stringent security measures in place. Each container is leak-proof, fire-resistant, and equipped with GPS tracking for real-time monitoring. Two trained drivers have been assigned per container to ensure safe transportation. The convoy will include police security, an ambulance, a fire brigade, and a quick response team to address any emergencies. The waste will be transported through a dedicated green corridor from Bhopal to Pithampur TSDF... The state-of-the-art Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facility (TSDF) at Pithampur has been safely incinerating waste from various organizations since 2006, similar to the storage and operational processes at UCIL. Across the country, 42 such facilities are in operation, treating and disposing of chemical waste in an environmentally safe manner. The Common Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility (CHW-TSDF) at Pithampur, operated by PIWMPL (Pithampur Industrial Waste Management Pvt. Ltd.), a subsidiary of Re-Sustainability Limited, is specifically designed to handle hazardous waste with precision and safety. The facility employs advanced technologies for incineration, landfill management, and emission control. It continuously monitors water and air quality during the waste disposal process...
Forty years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, authorities have removed 377 tons of hazardous waste from the defunct Union Carbide factory for disposal in Dhar district. The toxic waste was transported on the night of January 1 in 12 sealed container trucks, travelling along a "green corridor" from Bhopal to Pithampur, about 250 kilometres away. The relocation comes amid protests in Pithampur, where local residents have voiced opposition to the disposal of the waste in the area… On Sunday, a large protest march took place against the plan. The trucks arrived at the disposal facility in Pithampur around 4.30 AM on Thursday, following a seven-hour journey under tight security. The waste is now parked on the facility's campus, where it will be processed for incineration.
The Indian authorities are well aware of the identity of the employee [who sabotaged the plant] and the nature of the evidence against him. Indian authorities refused to pursue this individual because they, as litigants, were not interested in proving that anyone other than Union Carbide was to blame for the tragedy.
