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Smoke rising from a chemical plant, the site of a toxic gas leakage, in Andhra Pradesh state, southern India
Smoke rising from a chemical plant, the site of a toxic gas leakage, in Andhra Pradesh state, southern India Source: AAP

Managers of a chemical plant in India have been charged with culpable homicide - after a gas leak killed at least 13 people and hospitalised more than a thousand others.

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Managers of a chemical plant in India have been charged with culpable homicide - after a gas leak killed at least 13 people and hospitalised more than a thousand others.

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