The Bhopal disaster, referred to as the Bhopal gas tragedy, was a gas leak incident in India, considered the world's worst industrial disaster. It occurred on the night of 2–3 December 1984 at the Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL). Over 500,000 people were exposed to methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas and other chemicals.

1. Group Members:
1. Devendran
2. Lavin
3. Sunder
4. Tushen
5. Tang

3. What?
Bhopal Disaster, 1984

4. WHERE?
 City of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh state,
India

5. MIC UNDERGROUND TANKS
Tank 610

6. WHEN?
 India attained independence
 Development of modern industry
 the Bhopal plant was built in 1969 and a production facility was added
in 1979
 By 1984, the population in Bhopal estimated to be 900,000
 1984 its operation falls 1/5 of capacity
 October 31st 1984
 Evening of 2nd December 1984, 9.30 pm
 11 pm, the control room pressure indicates the pressure for
tank 611 rose up o 25psi from 2psi
 12.30 am the pressure rose steadily to 55psi
 MIC gas reached the residential area by 1 am

7. WHO?
 Warren Anderson, Former CEO

8.  K. V. Shetty, engineer
 S. I. Qureshi, engineer
 2 years jail
 fined 100,000 rupees ($2175)
Union carbide
 settlement of the civil claims for $470 million
Warren Anderson former ceo
 10 years jail
 Keshub Mahindra, former non-executive chairman of Union
Carbide India Limited
 V. P. Gokhale, managing director
 Kishore Kamdar, vice-president
 J. Mukund, works manager; S. P. Chowdhury, production
manager
 2 years jail

9. WHY?
 Designed incorrectly
 Poor maintainence
 Slip line was missing
 Flare tower not connected
 Cooling unit was switched off
 Vent scrubber not operating