the bench. the committee would be supervised by former andhra pradesh high court judge, b. seshasayana reddy. the report of the high-level committee headed by the ngt chair issued on 28 may 2020, accessed and reviewed by the associated press, found that the storage tanks were outdated and lacked temperature sensors, allowing the styrene vaporization to go undetected. with factory workers and the overall company inexperienced in storing tanks of such dangerous chemicals, the report blamed the incident on "gross human failure" and a lack of basic safety norms. human rights commission the same day as the incident, the national human rights commission of india (nhrc) gave notice to the andhra pradesh government and the central government that it considered the incident a gross violation of india's constitutional right to life. in their notice, the nhrc was seeking a detailed report from the andhra pradesh government on rescue operations, medical treatment, and rehabilitation. it also asked the union ministry of corporate affairs to investigate any possible breaches of workplace health and safety law. both reports are expected to be delivered within four weeks.