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Hungary has declared a state of emergency in three regions after deadly toxic sludge flooded two villages on Monday, killing four people. It happened when a waste reservoir at an aluminum plant burst. Around 120 people were taken to hospital suffering from chemical burns. Emergency services say the clean-up's almost complete and are trying to neutralize the toxins by pouring plaster into the sludge.

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Hungary says it will take at least a year and cost millions of dollars to clean up the damage caused by a spill of industrial toxic red sludge. Emergency workers are trying to stop the substance flowing into major waterways. A state of emergency has been declared in three western counties after the chemical waste burst from a reservoir, killing 4 and injuring 120 others. Authorities have called the toxic spill an "ecological disaster".

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Officials from several nations along the Danube, downstream from Hungary - Croatia, Serbia and Romania - have been testing the river on Thursday, hoping that the river's huge water volume would blunt the impact of the Hungarian red toxic sludge spill. Europe's second longest river, Danube flows through Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Moldova before emptying into the Black Sea. The toxic sludge burst out of a metals plant reservoir and flooded three villages in Western Hungary, killing at least four people, injuring 120 and leaving three missing. It reached the mighty river Danube on Thursday, but a Hungarian emergency official said no immediate damage was evident. Experts are expecting contamination levels to peak over the weekend.

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The mighty river Danube seems to have absorbed Hungary's massive red sludge spill with little immediate damage, but laboratory tests heightened concerns about possible longer-term harm caused by toxic heavy metals in the slurry. Estimates of the size of Monday's catastrophic spill have already been compared to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The reservoir break at an alumina plant dumped up to 700000 cubic metres (184 million gallons) of sludge onto three villages - not much less in a few hours than the 200 million gallons the blown-out BP oil well gushed into the Gulf over several months beginning in April. Efforts are being made to stop the the pollutants from flowing into the Danube following the spill of chemical waste. Meanwhile, a fifth person, an 81-year-old man, died Friday from injuries sustained in the torrent.

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On October 9, 2010, the Advanced Land Imager (ALI) on NASA's Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) satellite captured natural-color image of the toxic spill area in Hungary. Heavy machinery was put to work in the sludge affected village of Kolontar, Hungary, as construction continued on a containment wall to protect the area in case of a new toxic flood. The town was the worst affected of three villages flooded when a damaged storage pool dumped 700-thousand cubic metres (184 million gallons) of toxic red sludge over the area, killing at least eight people last week. The wall - 620 metres long (2-thousand foot) and an average of 2.7 metres (8.8 feet) high - was being built with dolomite rock and clay. The damaged reservoir still contains 2.5 million cubic metres of sludge, but it no longer has a large layer of water on top, so any new spills are expected to move slower and travel less distance, probably no more than 1 kilometre (0.62 miles), than the first one did. Image courtesy: earthobservatory.nasa.gov

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The walls of a red sludge reservoir in Hungary were "very likely" to collapse, the prime minister said on Saturday as the government rushed to prevent another deluge like the one earlier this week that killed at least 7 people. The town of Kolontar next to the reservoir and was badly damaged in Monday's flood, was evacuated as a precaution because engineers have determined that the developing cracks could cause a whole side of the enormous container to collapse. An estimated 500000 cubic metres more of red sludge could escape from the reservoir if the wall collapsed.

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www.timesofearth.com BUDAPES - Hungary has declared a state of emergency in three counties following a toxic red mud spill that has killed four people and left another 120 injured. A reservoir of residue from an aluminium plant broke on Monday night, releasing corrosive sludge that swamped Kolontar and Devecser, two villages in western Hungary. "We have declared a state of emergency in Veszprem, Gyor-Moson-Sopron and Vas counties," a government spokesperson said on Tuesday. The sludge was reported to be threatening at least another two counties. Zoltan Illes, the environmental state secretary, said one million cubic metres of red mud had poured out of the containment pond at the Ajkai Timfoldgyar Zrt plant. He described the incident as the worst-ever chemical accident in Hungary, saying: "It's an ecological catastrophe". The red mud is a toxic residue left over from aluminium production and contains harmful substances such as lead, as well as highly corrosive elements. "The ceiling is three metres high, and the sludge was two metres 50 high," one local resident told state television. "My child was at home, he managed to make a run for the roof. My father is 85, he tried to make me hold on to the window, but he had to be taken to hospital with severe leg injuries." Rescue teams wearing protective clothing and masks worked overnight to wash the toxic substance off the streets. Hungary's National Disaster Unit said crews were pouring plaster into a nearby river to help <b>...</b>

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Hungary has declared a state of emergency in three western counties: Veszprem, Gyor-Moson-Sopron and Vas. The red chemical sludge flooded out of a burst dam, affecting at least seven villages and towns. Some 700000 cubic metres of sludge escaped from the plant.

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AJKA, Hungary -- The walls of a red sludge reservoir in Hungary were "very likely" going to collapse, the prime minister said Saturday as the government rushed to prevent another deluge like the one earlier this week that killed at least seven people. Prime Minister Viktor Orban described the situation as "dramatic" and said the town of Kolontar, which sits next to the reservoir and was badly damaged in Monday's flood, was evacuated as a precaution because engineers have determined that the developing cracks could cause a whole side of the enormous container to collapse. "Cracks have appeared on the northern wall of the reservoir which makes it very likely that the whole wall will collapse," Orban told reporters gathered at a fire station in Ajka, a city near Kolontar where many of its resident have been evacuated. "The wall is in very bad shape." "We have started to build dams in the direction of the populated areas to slow the flow of the material in case of a new incident," Orban said. The prime minister said experts had estimated that — depending how dense the sludge was — an estimated 500000 cubic meters more of red sludge could escape from the reservoir if the wall collapsed, but said exact figures were hard to calculate. Orban said that amount would be about half the scale of the initial sludge flood. "We have no exact information about the nature of the material because a catastrophe like this has never happened before anywhere in the world," Orban said. "We have <b>...</b>

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The Hungarian government has declared a state of emergency in a number of towns on Tuesday, a day after a reservoir at an alumina refining plant in Ajka burst its banks, unleashing a massive flood of caustic red sludge. The flood is estimated to be at least 700000 cubic meters, or 185000 million gallons of caustic red sludge covering some 16 square miles. Experts say that the spill could have devastating environmental consequences and it threatens to pollute the Danube river, causing long-term damage to ecosystems and killing fish and vegetation. The third angel has sounded!

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A high alert remains in place in the aftermath of last week's sludge spill that killed seven, injured over a hundred, and fouled rivers. Military and transport are on stand-by, and a team of experts have been summoned to help. Residents of a Hungarian town remain on alert for possible evacuation amid fears of a potential new leak from the reservoir that spilled toxic sludge last week. Police regulated traffic at a checkpoint near the entrance of the town of Devecser as trucks sprayed water to clean up the roads. At least 300 military personnel have been deployed to the area along with around 130 transport vehicles, and 5 trains are on standby in case of evacuation orders. Last Monday, about a million cubic metres of red mud, a by-product of alumina production, leaked out of an alumina plant reservoir into villages and waterways in the area, killing 7 people, injuring 123, and contaminating rivers. The cause of the accident remains unknown. Gusztav Winkler, a professor at the Budapest Technical University, helped examine the area's soil 30 years ago, and explained that a poor choice of location may be partly to blame. He said two different soils meet here, one of sediment type and one of clay. [Gusztav Winkler, Geologist]: "If the precipitation or ground water grows on this wet land then the two different types of soil move very differently. The move can be of several centimeters and it can cause tensions in the rigid surface of the dam which is a cemented slag unit and <b>...</b>

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Discussing the chemistry of the red sludge disaster in Hungary. Red sludge (red mud) is a by-product of aluminium processing. More videos at www.periodicvideos.com

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