After watching Netflix “The Railwaymen; The untold story of Bhopal 1984” I couldn’t imagine the suffering of those victims in one of the world’s worst industrial disasters. The effect of the chemical still haunts the people within the area. Hopefully they would recover soon and heal their traumas.

@curlieeloks3032

5 ай бұрын

Same ! Netflix brought me here

@bobhill3941

4 ай бұрын

​@@curlieeloks3032Me too, and I agree with the first comment.

@rubymahajan4235

2 ай бұрын

Same here

@rubymahajan4235

2 ай бұрын

Watched on Netflix

What a sad event. Shout out to the heroes who tried to help families escape the disaster.

@stanleykubrick8786

5 ай бұрын

It's more than an event 6424. It's a pattern, like Love Canal; like the toxic chemicals flooding our entire planet. All in the name of progress and in our interpretation of GDP.

@kyatishetty4105

4 ай бұрын

@@stanleykubrick8786 this was fully avoidable tho. It was the fault of the gas company and our government for setting them free with corruption. Its always the foreign companies that do this tho, always to the third world countries. Just really really horrible when they knew that this was what the gas would do but never said ANYTHING to the public

How did Warren Anderson sleep at night. So funny life is. He got to live till 92 years and died in a nursing home in Florida. It's unbelievable. There is no karma. No repercussions for someone who was responsible for this.

@avinashbhujan1376

2 ай бұрын

There is karma, either in this life or the next lives, for sure.

@nobody-gg9fj

21 күн бұрын

Bhai is Janam ka pta nhi agle ka kya bole ​@@avinashbhujan1376

Mothers have the love, the endurance to take care of their children.

The strength and the courage of these people cannot be explained in words. May God give them more power❤

I am in tears. These people have it impossibly difficult. May they find strength and prevail. Before scaling any chemical operations, there must be thorough risk assessment and mitigations in place. Human life and natural resources are precious.

@Pbav8tor

5 ай бұрын

Not to multinational corporations. Not at all. They figure the bargain basement settlements into the cost of doing business.

i have been researching a lot on this , it's aftermaths, how the leak was caused etc. it really was a very terrible and horrifying accident. may god bless all the heroes who gave in their best efforts to save people. i really wish i was capable enough to help those people. 🙏

@KUSUMADATHAN

4 ай бұрын

It happened when the water got accidently mixed up into MIC storage tank, due to pressure of it, the tanks got broken up and apparently gas leaked.

India has a SERIOUS infrastructure problem! They have such a depth in ancient history and and a beautiful culture. I'd like to see a clean and organized India!!!

@jikkkjvghj

5 ай бұрын

That will never happen man. I know it coz i know our people.

@ankitmagar35

5 ай бұрын

@@jikkkjvghj true. Pade likhe GAWAR, hai yahan.

@jikkkjvghj

5 ай бұрын

@@ankitmagar35 jaise Zia ul Haque ne power ke liye logo ko religion ka injection lagaya tha waise hi injection current Government ne India mein laga Diya ha.humara haal bhi unke jaisa hoga .abhi to ai ka kehar ayega.pata nahin kya hga

@Dstar-km9fi1hs2j

5 ай бұрын

​@@jikkkjvghjAccording to me people are more responsible for than government they don't pressurise the government for better infrastructure and becomes satisfied with useless things and also do not consider cleanliness as their role.

@aliskiron4778

5 ай бұрын

​​@@ankitmagar35Accident has happened from time to time. We did learn from it! It was in 1984 at the time of Congress! That too under iron lady shri Indira Gandhi was in power!

Thanks for this documentary. 😔👍🏻

Union carbide has done similar leaks in 1985 in West Virginia. CEO was allowed to leave instead of facing trial. Hope they can evacuate the area, plant more trees and ensure new babies do not get impacted. Bhopal as such is in top 5 cleanest cities of India and has clean resources and roads.

I was 16 when this happened and heard about it on the news. I'm still trying to find a way to make Dow accountable for this ongoing horror, and others like DuPont. It disgusts me that corporations are the true power in this world.

Shame on all men who abandon their children! Yours truly, fellow man.

@nanurag4094

5 ай бұрын

What's the use of having those kids😂

Unfortunately it's still continuing Today. In the outskirts of Delhi towards UP, particularly in muradnagar and modinagar which is an industrial area with many big small factories, brick kilns etc is exposed to highly toxic environmental pollutants. In a discussion with locals, I was informed that almost all the factories with rare exceptions have borewells to push toxic effluents in the ground so they won't have to dispose of it in open sight. This is scary especially when people are aware of it and are protesting against such activities but whole groups are being shut by officials for mere bribes, compromising the lives of millions. It won't be wrong to say, that it's a disaster in making.

@rahuldeshpande4938

4 ай бұрын

This is horrible. If the toxins are pushed underground, it will have the worst impact as it will pollute underground water not only locally but far distances as well. Can you please start a channel or something to raise awareness about this? Or write to PMO?

Such a terribly sad impact on these poor people! What a tribute these dedicated and caring women are to these victims of this tragedy. I salute these dedicated caregivers who have so much love and empathy in caring for their helpless loved ones.

Netflix's The Railwaymen was a perfect depiction of the real happenings on the tragic night in central India. An improvement on the 2014 movie Bhopal: A prayer for Rain.

A sad story more people need to know about

Heartbreaking

So sad that this kind of tragedy happens to good people.

I dont have words . More power to u ladies ❤😢

Another wonderful documentary shared by an excellent ( DW) documentary channel about environmental polluted ( soil, water, and air) its lethal, disability effectiveness on whole lives around leftovers Carbine union ( Bhopal factory 🏭..in India 🇮🇳...besides severe domesticated poverty...what a horrible situation 😢 .

@DWDocumentary

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and for the feedback!

@rangoman1815

5 ай бұрын

Greta Thunderbird's writer is Indian but look at India and China... Greta is afraid to confront India and China

@RoyalRajput108

5 ай бұрын

Wuhan virus bot spotted

Whenever someone says that Chernobyl or Fukushima are “dangerous “- show just this one real example of the danger

@userrrrrxx135

5 ай бұрын

What does that mean?

@msxcytb

5 ай бұрын

@@userrrrrxx135 people are scarred to death about one industry which is the safest way of making reliable power, while real dangerous accidents happen every day(small scale) with chemical materials (like extreme case of Bhopal), but smaller scale everyday.

This Documentary did not cover some political facts - 1. Mr. Anderson who was responsible authority during this gas leak, was allowed to leave the country. Several reports have suggested that the government of PM Rajiv Gandhi was pressured by the US to let Anderson go. 2. Senior Congress leader Arjun Singh, who was then the chief minister of MP, wrote in his autobiography "on the instructions of the then Union home minister P.V. Narasimha Rao". 3. Anderson was haunted by the protestors until his death, so wherever he went, he faced the protestors. 4. There were may flaws, right from setting up the company plant. It was located in such directions, that the leak came directly towards Bhopal due to the wind directions causing a lot of casualties.

@abrahamlupis9354

4 ай бұрын

Warren Anderson wasn't arrested or canceled

The worse part is that the perpetrators went unpunished.😢😢😢😢😢 May God better their lives multi multifold times.

One of the greatest tragedy 🙏💔

@rajubejjanki1057

5 ай бұрын

Bro "greatest" word... 😢

THIS IS A GREAT 😢😢

Just learned about this from the TPMKY podcast

Thanks to share this,I know watch this and can't do anything is so difficult,but I'am from latín america the things over here become difficult too

Our politicians need to do something about this!Thanks for this amazing documentary.

@dustsky

5 ай бұрын

They've been paid to look the other way, and this doesn't happen only in India. Lax environmental regulations and a culture of bribery are a wet dream for companies like this one.

@M3ganwillslay

5 ай бұрын

India would actually perform better if it didn't have a government

@rangoman1815

5 ай бұрын

The current BJP government is more corporate minded and serves as a lapdog of Ambani and Adani who in turn helps to win elections and retain dictatorship control in India adding more pain and suffering to the already suffering common Indians

@HhshhsHh-dw3qq

5 ай бұрын

@@rangoman1815 Chinese bot spotted....

😢😢😢. Where is government to help these people ?

Modernism has a price to pay , and the indian population is paying the hard price , and the high society is enjoying life . The who are suffering is the only who can understand the pain , they are paying the price for the stupidity of some people. May u find peace. Rest in peace.

@10:05 Why would you dub English with English?

I saw the highway men. It’s disgusting to threat ppl like that.

Any chemical that destroys human DNA shouldn't be produced, let alone used as a pesticide. Humanity has gone insane.😢

I cry My heart 🩸 no words , and our Media 😢

So sad 😢😭😢 and sorry 😔😢😔 my condolences from Pakistan😊. May Allah SWT bless India and its beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂.

@shahidanusrat6086

5 ай бұрын

@@M3ganwillslay manners

@nishantjoshi6393

5 ай бұрын

@@M3ganwillslaywhat a distasteful thing to say .

@user-hq8tb8dy4t

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your prayers

Terrible indeed

i hope every indian watch this and have protest this problem will make indian youth weak

Humans..........how can some be so beautiful and others be so horrible and evil?

I'm from Mangalore and I have a friend who is from Bhopal his father was one of the survivor

i just watched the movie. I had to know more. How dare they. How dare they do this to these people. Typical greed and disregard

What kind of factory was it??

What a world 🌍

My grandpa was a trainee at Misrod Station, felt very proud that misrod was mentioned in the Netflix show Railwaymen , at that tym my grandpa was on leave . But after going back there he came to know that one of his trainee friend was missing , and never found after the tragedy .

Everyone has the right to the highest attainable standard of protection against natural and man-made hazards.

The government should relocate the people and restrict the area.

Government should have arranged houses camps out side toxic town. To stop further consequences😢

Shame on them who didn't take serious action on that time. and left many Diseases forever and paid only 500$ for each life, so shame 😢😢😢 May Allah give patience to all their families. Aameen love from 🇵🇰 ❤

Instead of putting voiceovers in a different accent, it would have been better to hear them speak with subtitles down below as an assist. Me being an Indian, I was able to understand them as well as the voiceover, but it was a bit a hard to comprehend and their real emotions weren’t really justified through the voiceover. Kindly take note of this. Thanks for the brilliant information.

What they were making?

I remember the 84 disaster back then I was a News junkie not so today.

Is it not a admissible evidence for prosecution ? 🤔😢

What kind of compensation did the company pay? I would imagine, not much.

@salehali1935

Ай бұрын

Actually they paid 470m$ in 1989 (equivalent to 1.01 B$ in 2023) to indian Gov, but due to corruption it went to the pockets of the government officials and the area is left in miss.

Read A Breath of Fresh Air by Amulya Malladi. Fantastic novel about the Bhopal disaster

this issue needs to brought up more, until union carbide pay the price for there crime.

If Government is not bothered about it's own people why will any company bother doing anything. We only understand corruption when it's related to money. That's it. Anything beyond is gibberish to people at large

Don’t forget this was a union carbide plant

Germany offered to help and there was protest?! Who protested and why? That would have been worth mentioning. If the original offer was not a good solution, why not work together to create a better one. To do nothing is unacceptable!

Why we have to use pesticides and build plants for it which is hazardous to human and environment. Can't we use compost for our grains.

the culprit was given safe heaven by countrries like uk and usa

Why cant many Indian companies spend their CSR amount in educating affected population around this disaster on adoption of antinatalism?

It feels like this incident is on fire again !

pesticide is npt needed please go for organic

Jeez all of this is going on because some guy forgot to replace a filter 40 years ago. That entire region is still messed up economically over that incident as well. It was going to be a giant money-making area. What a freakin’ disaster. Folks will be still be getting screwed by that incident 100 years from now.

Curses to the people who chose and continue to choose profit over people.

Been saying it. We should treat western corporations as an extension of western diplomacy. Only then will the incompetence be curbed.

Think of this in relation to East Palastine, Ohio. Who come out whole? Not the poor citizens, but the rich owners who are not held to account.

Was an American company and german scientists

Whole world is now sitting on volcano waiting to erupt.

Khali coment kerne se kya hoga nobody interested in this scary story nobody can take action kitne Sarkar aye or gayi Always and every where Suffering common man praja trast hai neta mast hai...

Most of the affceted have seen less than a quarter of the 470 million package

Thanks DW news for covering this. Our foolish PM can understand the feeling of this people.

@DWDocumentary

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

The population is booming like anything and people are literally living everywhere! There’s a limit upto which any government can do anything! Medias just want to portray everything as government failure! Instead of blaming you do something!

Why does not the mainstream India media shows this…..oh wait they are busy covering Ayodhya !! What a shame !!!

@Rohitsharma-kr7bt

3 ай бұрын

What’s the problem is with ayodhya. There is hundreds or thousands videos on it. You can go and check bjp had asked congress about this a lot of time. That time Indra Gandhi was the pm who allowed to this people to make MIC.

Does the company take responsibility? NO, instead they get the unconditional immunity of US citizenship. LEGAL Impunity. And unconditional US and INDIAN government support.

Two words that familiar when I was kid in Indonesia: "Bhopal" and "Chernobyl".

Scotland Sharing 🥃📡🥃

wow. terrible

The strategy of the current govt is: 1 Don't talk about it 2 Blame Rajiv Gandhi 3 Call the people who talk about it Urban Naxals

are these guys participate in voting,whos that politician asking them votes

Back then atleast there were true reportings. I feel ashamed as a 'Native indian' now. Bharat is witnessing a massive shift from democracy to electoral dictatorship. Bharat bjagya bidhata🙏🏼, (btw i was born to a pure hindu family)

@rickgolder6818

5 ай бұрын

India is a democracy and will always remain one. The leaders are what we choose them, the reason BJP is winning is because people believe in them and not Pappu. Being a hindu or muslim has nothing to do with it, thats just propaganda opposition is spreading (btw i am from bengal, and it would be 100 times better if BJP comes in place of TMC). The main reason why BJP wins is there leadership and what they have done in all these years. India finally have a chance to become a much greater nation, and no one is going to give that chance away by voting pappu. People knows this. Unless a good opposition leaders arise, BJP will keep on winning. Ao rather than blaming BJP, it will be better to ask Cogress to give good leaders, and not a idiotic madman who only cares about votebanks.

@randomplebian461

4 ай бұрын

We have had horrors like the emergency, Congress banning books/slander against its top brass post-independence, an entire effing exodus of KPs going underreported & buried etc....is that the democracy you cry for? I say that as a person proud Hindu who also knows the failings of BJP as a political entity that uses Hindutva as one of its major publicity strategy. If you expect us to vote for the circus that is Congress atm, it would be better to give a solid opposition to BJP at the centre.

The solution is clear: don't have babies.

@tda7294

5 ай бұрын

Tell that to katmulla's.

@DrStrange234

5 ай бұрын

​@@tda7294 Says the linga Vagana peoples 🇳🇪

@ananyanegi8313

5 ай бұрын

or hold USA accountable for protecting Anderson who escaped India to avoid persecution.

It’s scary to know that such a nation might be a superpower soon

@streetsarecold

5 ай бұрын

India was a superpower until Brits invaded

@rooftopmunda

5 ай бұрын

Thanks

@toddtomaszewski4626

5 ай бұрын

They already are a superpower. A very highly educated superpower that understands the definition of power and the consequences of power.

@gooseface2690

5 ай бұрын

The chemical plant was owned by an American company

@bumfuzzel4512

5 ай бұрын

@@gooseface2690Wrong. The company was owned by India.UCIL Union Carbide Indian Limited. Inform yourself.

That makes me think what's difference between india and African countries 🤣

😂😂😂 dafuqqqq is toxikk vaaturr???

The worse part is that the perpetrators went unpunished.😢😢😢😢😢 May God better their lives multi multifold times.