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NSW: Police yet to locate radioactive isotope
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AAP General News (Australia)
11-30-1999
NSW: Police yet to locate radioactive isotope
Police are yet to locate a potentially dangerous radioactive isotope that went missing
in Sydney's southwest yesterday.
Police say the isotope was lost from a workman's truck about 1pm yesterday somewhere
between Narellan and Campbelltown.
The isotope was contained within a 19cm long cylinder, marked with radioactive warning
stickers, a p...
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