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Mexico Issues Alert After Theft Of Radioactive Material
Five Mexican states were put on alert on Sunday after a truck carrying a container of potentially dangerous radioactive material was stolen, the interior ministry said.
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Mexico Recovers Stolen Radioactive Material
A toolbox-sized container with radioactive material that was stolen last week from a truck in southeastern Mexico was found Wednesday abandoned under a bridge, authorities said.
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Stolen Radioactive Material Still Missing in Mexico
Mexican authorities have yet to find a toolbox-sized container carrying dangerous radioactive material that was stolen on April 13, authorities said on Friday.
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Mexico Scrambles to Find Stolen Radioactive Material
Authorities appealed for help among Mexico's population today to locate stolen radioactive material, the latest theft of such dangerous substances in the country.
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Dangerous Radioactive Material Stolen in Mexico
Authorities issued an alert for several Mexican states on Wednesday after thieves snatched potentially deadly radioactive material used for industrial radiography.
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Mexico hospitalizes six suspected of stealing radioactive material
Six men suspected of stealing a dangerous radioactive cargo from a truck outside Mexico City earlier this week have been treated in a hospital for signs of radiation exposure and remain under police guard, officials said on Friday.
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Cobalt-60: curing cancer, causing cancer and 'dirty bombs'
The UN atomic agency said Wednesday that thieves in Mexico have stolen a truck transporting a piece of medical machinery containing an "extremely dangerous" radioactive material known as cobalt-60.
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Mexico Issues Alert After Theft Of Radioactive Material
Five Mexican states were put on alert on Sunday after a truck carrying a container of potentially dangerous radioactive material was stolen, the interior ministry said.
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Mexico Recovers Stolen Radioactive Material
A toolbox-sized container with radioactive material that was stolen last week from a truck in southeastern Mexico was found Wednesday abandoned under a bridge, authorities said.
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Stolen Radioactive Material Still Missing in Mexico
Mexican authorities have yet to find a toolbox-sized container carrying dangerous radioactive material that was stolen on April 13, authorities said on Friday.
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Mexico Scrambles to Find Stolen Radioactive Material
Authorities appealed for help among Mexico's population today to locate stolen radioactive material, the latest theft of such dangerous substances in the country.
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Dangerous Radioactive Material Stolen in Mexico
Authorities issued an alert for several Mexican states on Wednesday after thieves snatched potentially deadly radioactive material used for industrial radiography.
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Mexico hospitalizes six suspected of stealing radioactive material
Six men suspected of stealing a dangerous radioactive cargo from a truck outside Mexico City earlier this week have been treated in a hospital for signs of radiation exposure and remain under police guard, officials said on Friday.
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Cobalt-60: curing cancer, causing cancer and 'dirty bombs'
The UN atomic agency said Wednesday that thieves in Mexico have stolen a truck transporting a piece of medical machinery containing an "extremely dangerous" radioactive material known as cobalt-60.
