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WASHINGTON — The federal government will tell 7,000 businesses next week that they are considered high risk-terrorist targets because they house large amounts of chemicals.
The sites — which range from major chemical plants to universities, food processing centers and hospitals — will need to complete a vulnerability assessment so the government can decide how to regulate their security measures in the future.
U.S. intelligence officials say terrorist organizations, including Al Qaeda, favor chemical attack methods because of the severe consequences they can inflict.
Originally posted by mybigunit
I wonder if Bush will let something happen this time just to get McCain elected.
Originally posted by laiguana
This is not fear mongering...basically every government facility that operates with sensitive chemicals are always on high alert. This is merely a reminder to the public...not so much for the individuals in the field.
Originally posted by laiguana
This is not fear mongering...basically every government facility that operates with sensitive chemicals are always on high alert. This is merely a reminder to the public...not so much for the individuals in the field.