'Highly likely' poisoning caused woman's death

摘要

A catalogue of operational and boardroom mismanagement contributed to the seriousness of the Camelford poisoning in Cornwall 22 years ago, an inquest has been told. Carol Cross lived in Camelford when 20 tonnes of aluminium sulphate was accidentally added to the water supply in 1988 by a delivery driver. She was found to have high levels of aluminium in her brain after her death from a rare form of Alzheimer's in 1994.