| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - As a result of this contamination, 2,265 individuals in the area were inflicted with what is now known as Minamata disease. 1,784 of those victims died as a result of the poisoning and/or the disease.[3] Those who were afflicted with the disease developed skeletomuscular deformities and lost the ability to perform motor functions such as walking.
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