Bangalore is filled up with thick clouds of poisonous foam that has formed due to continuous rains.
Lakes in Bangalore in the South-West of India regularly used a nearby industrial enterprises as sites for the dumping of toxic waste, which turns into poisonous foam.
Witnesses upload video clips, which show the entire walls of this foam, which reach a height of roofs, seeping through the fence and paralyze traffic on the roads.
In this city known as the Silicon valley of India, was specially built a lot of fences, the foam had ceased to spread. On the surface of lakes and Artur Bellandur often appear vesicles formed from a cocktail of chemicals: ammonia, phosphate and dissolved oxygen.
Despite the fact that the residents of Bangalore almost accustomed to this industrial neighborhood, they report that the situation of enterprises, is the worst since 1890.
Similar situation with ejection foam already occurred in the city in 2015. Then just as the poisons of the lakes reacted with the rain and provoked the emergence of clubs foam. By the way, it is not enough that toxic, and flammable. Various organizations involved in environmental protection, tried to close down the enterprises in Bangalore, but to no avail.
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