Hungary fears second toxic wave

[JEuler]

Originally Posted by Oberon

that the evacuation trucks are the old Urals and Zils from the early cold war, the medical teams have been mostly composed of local doctors and nurses and they are badly under equipped, to the point of having to use toilet paper and newspaper as bandages, the fumes around the waste are toxic so everyone is having to wear either a mask, be it a proper one or a scarf or something like that wrapped around their face and many of the rescue workers don't have proper protection and are getting burnt themselves.

These informations are from an e-mail of anonymous witness published on a website on Saturday,and some of these info are already disproved (toilet paper and newspaper as bandages,thats just ridiculous).
Hungary is not the most high tech country,but in situations like this you can be sure that the teams on field involved in the rescue and cleaning are equipped with best available equipment.

[Oberon]

Originally Posted by JEuler

These informations are from an e-mail of anonymous witness published on a website on Saturday,and some of these info are already disproved (toilet paper and newspaper as bandages,thats just ridiculous).
Hungary is not the most high tech country,but in situations like this you can be sure that the teams on field involved in the rescue and cleaning are equipped with best available equipment.

I did wonder, these kinda things do surface during these times, that's why I said that the confidence is medium.
If this thing is going to get into waterways, the countries who need to be, and are, looking out are Slovakia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania, but I imagine by the time it gets to the Black Sea it'll be pretty diluted.

[JEuler]

Originally Posted by Oberon

these kinda things do surface during these times

Yes,and it's sad that some media like these kind of rumors and publish them as facts.

Originally Posted by Oberon

If this thing is going to get into waterways, the countries who need to be, and are, looking out are Slovakia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania, but I imagine by the time it gets to the Black Sea it'll be pretty diluted.

It has been neutralized and diluted,and the water quality of the Danube is as it was before the accident.

A new dam has been built,because new cracks appeared on the wall of the reservoir and it will probably collapse.