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September 11, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Indian court clears ‘toxic’ ship

A former ocean liner can be broken up in India despite concerns it contains toxic waste, the Supreme Court says. The judgement came after experts were asked to decide if it was safe to scrap the Blue Lady at the giant breaking yard at Alang in western Gujarat state.

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A former ocean liner can be broken up in India despite concerns it contains toxic waste, the Supreme Court says. The judgement came after experts were asked to decide if it was safe to scrap the Blue Lady at the giant breaking yard at Alang in western Gujarat state.

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