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Polonium: controls on 4 planes of the route Moscow-Hamburg

Moscow , Russia - Until now no relevant traces

The Russian Committee for the protection of Consumers Rights has started the controls on some planes of the route Moscow-Hamburg in order to verify the presence of traces of polonium 210. It has been reported during last weekend by the Russian press agency "Interfax". "Four planes in service in the route Moscow-Hamburg have been examined in the airport of Sheremetyevo -stated the agency- The controls...

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Rome, Italy, 12/18/2006 14:15
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