Charges filed after deadly gas leak at LG Chem subsidiary in India

Indian police filed a culpable homicide complaint against a South Korean owned LG Chem subsidiary over a toxic gas leak at its plant killing 11 people and forcing 800 into hospital treatment for poisoning. The leak at the site, occurred early Thursday morning in the southern city of Visakhapatnam. The dead include four women, two children, both girls, and five men. Protests continue at the site.

Charges filed after deadly gas leak at LG Chem subsidiary in India

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