Portions of an airport in Miami, Florida have been evacuated after depleted uranium was discovered early Thursday.
Firefighters have cleared a 150-foot area of the Opa-locka Executive Airport in south Florida after a 55 gallon drum located either on or near part of a dismantled aircraft was discovered to be containing exposed, depleted uranium, NBC 6 South Florida reported.
Opa-locka is a reliever airport which serves as a secondary landing field for aircraft normally going in and out of the larger Miami International Airport. It also is a hub used by the United States Coast Guard for air and sea rescue stations.
According to a local NBC affiliate, officials at Opa-locka say there are no reported injuries.
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Thursday, July 25, 2013
URGENT BREAKING NEWS - Uranium Detected At Miami Airport
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Guess its ok when DU present in the air over all dem countries we've bombed n our military breathed, but when its in a barrel at a a/p where executives fly out of put out the warnings.
ReplyDeleteit's probably a jar of sand being brought home as a momento by some soldier or diplomat from Afghanistan or Iraq.
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