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February 26, 2008 · about 18 years ago

US installs bomb scanners at port

The United States government has installed scanning equipment at a Hampshire container port to monitor shipments bound for its shores. The hi-tech equipment at Southampton Port scans lorries and containers for radioactive materials that could form part of a bomb.

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The United States government has installed scanning equipment at a Hampshire container port to monitor shipments bound for its shores. The hi-tech equipment at Southampton Port scans lorries and containers for radioactive materials that could form part of a bomb.

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