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10 Apr 2008

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Dow Chemical

Statement of The Dow Chemical Company Regarding the Bhopal Tragedy

On December 3, 1984, one of the most tragic incidents in the history of industry occurred in Bhopal, India. Those of us in industry remember that day well, and the following days, when several thousand people died. Although Dow never owned nor operated the plant, we — along with the rest of industry — have learned from this tragic event, and we have tried to do all we can to assure that similar incidents never happen again...