Red sludge reservoir cracks 'stable'

Cracks in a reservoir which burst last week, flooding several towns in western Hungary with red sludge and killing at least seven people, have not continued to widen, officials said today.

Cracks in a reservoir which burst last week, flooding several towns in western Hungary with red sludge and killing at least seven people, have not continued to widen, officials said today.

The National Disaster Management Directorate said measurements taken in the past 24 hours of cracks on the northern wall, which experts expected to fall, showed no further movement.

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