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Around 100 tons of muddy waste discharged by Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corp. (FHS) were unearthed from the farm owned by Le Quang Hoa, director of Urban Environment Company in Ky Anh Town, Ha Tinh Province. Photo: Sinh Dung

Formosa unit suspected of burying untreated waste in central Vietnam

The muddy waste dug up from a farm in Ha Tinh Province is being tested

Chen Yuan-Cheng (4th from left), Chairman of Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corp., and officials of the company bow in apology to an environment disaster in central Vietnam. Still image captured from a video clip released by the Vietnamese government at a press conference in Hanoi on June 30, 2016

Formosa unit owns up to fish kill disaster, commits to $500 million compensation

Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corp. leaders express apologies to the Vietnamese people and government.

Dead fish found on the beach in Ky Anh Town, Ha Tinh Province. Photo: Nguyen Dung/Thanh Nien

Vietnam mass fish deaths: gov't to reveal cause Thursday

Will also say why it has taken two months for announcement

A photo taken on December 3, 2015 shows the main part of Taiwanese conglomerate Formosa's steel mill in Ky Anh District in the central coastal province of Ha Tinh. Photo credit: AFP

Taiwan’s Formosa delays plant opening in Vietnam: report

The company is reportedly facing tax issues

Health inspectors take samples of mackerel scads from a store in Quang Tri Province on JUne 13, 2016. Photo: Thanh Loc/Thanh Nien

Vietnam's central province seeks help after toxic substance found in frozen fish

The discovery of phenol adds another blow to the region's fishing industry, already hit by a fish kill disaster

30 tons of frozen fish in central Vietnam found to contain toxic substance

30 tons of frozen fish in central Vietnam found to contain toxic substance

It was unclear how the scads, often caught around 15 kilometers offshore at 30 meters deep, were contaminated with phenol.

Vietnamese exporters assure seafood safety after mass fish deaths

Vietnamese exporters assure seafood safety after mass fish deaths

'The fish kill scandal does not affect the supply and safety of Vietnamese seafood products for export'

Vietnam government says fish deaths mystery cracked but coy about revealing cause

Vietnam government says fish deaths mystery cracked but coy about revealing cause

The cause of the deaths will be revealed later this month

A woman picks up dead fish in her farm on a river in Thanh Hoa Province. Photo: Ngoc Minh/Thanh Nien

Sugar factory blamed for Vietnam's second fish kill scandal within weeks

Farmers in Thanh Hoa Province were forced to destroy tons of fish apparently killed by untreated wastewater

Vietnam's environmental disaster has killed at least 100 tons of fish: official

Vietnam's environmental disaster has killed at least 100 tons of fish: official

Agriculture ministry says it will 'take time' to confirm and release test results

Some 100 scientists helping Vietnam crack fish death mystery: environment ministry

Some 100 scientists helping Vietnam crack fish death mystery: environment ministry

Officials have promised that findings from an inspection at a Taiwanese steel firm will be soon made public

A working team of the environment ministry inspects the wastewater treatment facility of Formosa steel company in Ha Tinh Province on April 28, 2016. Photo credit: Tuoi Tre

Taiwanese firm still under scrutiny as Vietnam tries to solve fish kill disaster

The government has ordered Ha Tinh Province to tighten control over waste discharge by Formosa's steel plant

Foreign scientists help Vietnam investigate mass fish deaths

Foreign scientists help Vietnam investigate mass fish deaths

Vietnam is willing to let the scientists review the activities of suspected factories in the central region

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc speaks at a meeting in Ha Tinh Province on May 1, 2016. Photo: Nguyen Dung

'We will not shield anyone' in mass fish deaths: Vietnam PM

Orders central, local agencies to coordinate with foreign scientists to get to the bottom of marine disaster

Da Nang senior officials eat seafood to promote the product consumption in the city. Photo credit: Doan Cuong/Tuoi Tre

Da Nang launches Seafood Week to reassure no mass fish deaths

There is widespread concern among the public as the cause of the fish deaths in nearby provinces remains unknown
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