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August 15, 2006 · about 20 years ago

No explosives found at Seattle port

SEATTLE, Washington (AP) — Two suspicious cargo containers that prompted the evacuation of the Port of Seattle do not contain explosives or radioactive materials, port officials said Wednesday. Bomb-sniffing dogs indicated that two containers from Pakistan could contain explosives. Officials are sti

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SEATTLE, Washington (AP) — Two suspicious cargo containers that prompted the evacuation of the Port of Seattle do not contain explosives or radioactive materials, port officials said Wednesday.

Bomb-sniffing dogs indicated that two containers from Pakistan could contain explosives.

Officials are still trying to determine exactly what is in the containers. It was not immediately clear why the dogs were mistaken.

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