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Somaliland Locals Sickened by Chinese Factory's Dumping of Chemicals into River
A Chinese tanning factory is being accused of dumping poisonous chemicals into a community water supply and causing a variety of economic and health problems for locals, but the firm responsible has seen few if any consequences because its presence in viewed as an economic necessity.
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