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That is quite a toxic soup...
In other news, pretty glad I got my UK passport before I left... Not that I'm ever coming back for good, but, y'know...
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It's at 112 now and has kept going up. It is likely to keep going up unfortunately, there are areas near the centre of the blast I don't think they've even investigated properly yet. A fire has broken out again at the blast site, the local army chief of staff has confirmed that there was 100 tonnes of sodium cyanide stored there, and we already know that there was calcium carbide, sodium nitrate, potassium nitrate and ammonium nitrate in large quantities but because of damage to the office buildings, poor record keeping and and major "customs discrepancies" the authorities don't know what else. So the answer to TS's question is very toxic, it's just a question of what effect that has...