Great Western Coffee Shop

There are certain events that have come up in researching "on this day" that are massively significant but perhaps in which public (or freight) transport in not a headline, and perhaps took place in a land far, far from the South West of England.   One such is the industrial accident at Bhopal in India which killed some 3,500 people as a minimum initial estimate, many times that as a consequence, and left many many more than that damaged for life.    There is an account in The Atlantic - here (https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2014/12/bhopal-the-worlds-worst-industrial-disaster-30-years-later/100864/) from 2014 which tells the story - I won't say the full story because it could never be "full" in an article.

Recently, a dramatised version (and I suspect liberties have been taken and assumptions made) has been made available on Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81711003) using the Railway as one of the lead settings and that gives me a better reason to remember Bhopal here on the "Coffee Shop" on this day - with thoughts for those who survived and the families of those who did not.  With admiration of the bravery of some, and a feeling of "we must NEVER let this happen again.