CBRN event in Guangdong, Zhaoqing area, China on Tue 6th February 2018

6th February 2018

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Two cargo containers weighing 36.4 tons total were passed through a radioactivity detector at Sihui Port in Guangdong Province, China. It was found that the shipment of seaweed from the Philippines was contaminated with a CO60 isotope. It is believed to be an abnormality rather than a planned terror attack.

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Guangdong ( Zhaoqing area )

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