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Credit: Reuters/Sandor H.Szabo/Hungarian News Agency By Gergely Szakacs and Marton Dunai BUDAPEST | Tue Oct 12, 2010 3:09pm EDT BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian police secured all premises of aluminum firm MAL Zrt on Tuesday after a disastrous toxic sludge spill that prompted a government takeover, as crews raced to complete an emergency dam to prevent a second deluge. Prime Minister Viktor Orban has blamed "human negligence" for the escape of sludge from a giant reservoir at a MAL Zrt-owned alumina plant that killed eight people last week, and said the government would take control of the firm. "Security responsibilities have been taken over by police at all Hungarian premises of MAL Zrt. And we have also gained control of (the company's) information technology system," disaster commissioner Gyorgy Bakondi told a news conference. He said police also searched the firm's Budapest office and tax authority APEH had ordered a full screening of MAL Zrt. Bakondi said he would meet MAL Zrt board members later on Tuesday to discuss next steps. The government will decide on Wednesday whether it is safe to restart production at the plant, he said. If so, it could resume output by the weekend. He said officials were also investigating whether there had been more sludge in the burst reservoir than the legal limit. Authorities were checking similar plants elsewhere in Hungary, but so far had not found any irregularities that would warrant immediate action. Zoltan Bakonyi, the head of MAL Zrt, remained in police custody on Tuesday pending a court decision on his arrest. The decision could be made by Wednesday, police said. "The suspect has failed to prepare the measures required to relieve the impacts (of such a disaster) and to protect life, physical safety and assets in case of a similar catastrophe, as well as to work out the defense systems and safety installations, notification and alarm systems necessary to mitigate the impacts of a disaster," police said in a statement. It said Bakonyi had raised a complaint against both being taken into custody and the suspicions against him. SLUDGE DELUGE A million cubic meters of lethal red mud surged out of the reservoir on October 4, flooding three villages and farmland and fouling rivers including a tributary of the Danube, which flows through or skirts a dozen European countries. More than 120 people were injured by the spread of the corrosive, caustic sludge. On Tuesday, crews in the village of Kolontar had nearly completed a 600-meter-long emergency dam crossing the village to protect the area from a second waste overflow. 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