CBRN event in N/A, Clermont-Ferrand area, France on Mon 10th June 2013

10th June 2013

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The French company AUDIMMO notified nuclear security officials at the ASN on June 10, 2013, that a radioactive device was stolen from one of its vehicles in the city of Clermont-Ferrand. On the May 28, 2013, thieves broke into a company car while it was parked temporarily, and stole a XRF analyzer. The device, which is used to detect lead in paint, contains a CO57 source with an initial radioactivity level of 444 MBq.

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France (FRA)

N/A ( Clermont-Ferrand area )

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