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Toxic effluents dumped by Taiwanese-owned steel firm Formosa had caused mass fish deaths in April
The toxic pollution discharged from its steel complex has harmed the livelihoods of more than 200,000 people
Germany, Japan, South Korea and Thailand are their likely destinations
Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corp. leaders express apologies to the Vietnamese people and government.
The company says it will handle and mitigate the consequences
Mass fish deaths take away the livelihood that so many families solely depend on
Its waste reservoir broke, releasing a large amount of toxic slurry into a resort and the sea last week
Agriculture ministry says it will 'take time' to confirm and release test results
The government has ordered Ha Tinh Province to tighten control over waste discharge by Formosa's steel plant
It has been several weeks and authorities are still not sure exactly what or who killed the fish
Mass fish deaths have been linked to Formosa's waste discharges but the company refuses to own up to it