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An advice center was set up for pregnant women, of whom 26 opted for an abortion (which was only legal in special cases) after consultation.[7] Another 460 women continued their pregnancies without problems, their children not showing any sign of malformation.[citation needed] Herwig von Zwehl (Technical Director of ICMESA) and Paolo Paoletti (director of production at ICMESA) were arrested. Two government commissions were established to develop a plan for quarantining and decontaminating the area, for which the Italian government allotted 40 billion lire (US$47.8 million). This amount was tripled two years later.