CBRN event in Colorado, Fruita area, United States of America on Fri 4th April 2014

4th April 2014

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The gate radiation alarm at a Colorado recycling facility detected activity on a scrap load. The material was returned to the the originator, Baker-Huges, and the tracer material was identified as IR192. The material and ten pounds of fracking sand was removed and returned to a Protechnics facility to decay in storage. The Colorado Radiation Program is continuing an investigation.

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Colorado ( Fruita area )

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