A Taiwanese steel firm behind a toxic spill that killed tonnes of fish in central Vietnam last year was fined for a second time for illegally burying "harmful" waste. The $11 billion steel plant in Ha Tinh province sparked one of the country's worst environmental catastrophes

A Taiwanese steel firm behind a toxic spill that killed tonnes of fish in central Vietnam last year was fined for a second time for illegally burying "harmful" waste. The $11 billion steel plant in Ha Tinh province sparked one of the country's worst environmental catastrophes - NewsGossipBull.BlogSpot.com - Latest News, Gossip & Bullshit

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A Taiwanese steel firm behind a toxic spill that killed tonnes of fish in central Vietnam last year was fined for a second time for illegally burying "harmful" waste. The $11 billion steel plant in Ha Tinh province sparked one of the country's worst environmental catastrophes

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A Taiwanese steel firm behind a toxic spill that killed tonnes of fish in central Vietnam last year was fined for a second time for illegally burying "harmful" waste. The $11 billion steel plant in Ha Tinh province sparked one of the country's worst environmental catastrophes

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