Protesters camped outside an east China-based solar panel manufacturer accusing it of dumping toxic waste into a river.<br/> The demonstration began on Thursday in the city of Haining.<br/> Local media reported 500 people stormed a compound owned by Jinko Solar Holding Co before being dispersed by police.<br/> Toxic waste from the factory killed large numbers of fish in a nearby river.<br/> Authorities had already ordered the company to suspend operations, local media said.<br/> Pollution has emerged as one of the biggest problems facing the Chinese government.<br/> It is struggling to contain growing public anger against industries dumping toxic waste incorrectly.<br/> Marie-Claire Fennessy, Reuters
