CBRN event in Liege, Saint Nicolas area, Belgium on Sat 14th June 2014

14th June 2014

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The Federal Agency of Nuclear Control reported that on June 14 2014, a pacemaker battery containing PU238 was detected at a waste-sorting facility in Saint-Nicolas, Belgium. After an investigation was conducted, the company to which the device belonged to was identified. The source was removed in a secure manner from the facility.

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Belgium (BEL)

Liege ( Saint Nicolas area )

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