Radioactive theft in kl

[Buadongdong]

Nuclear theft in KL.. https://sg.news.yahoo.com/exclusive-radioactive-device-missing-233936758.html

[Vratenza]

If they can lose a jumbo jet .... I am not surprised that they lost a small radioactive object....

 

Nuclear theft in KL.. https://sg.news.yahoo.com/exclusive-radioactive-device-missing-233936758.html

 

[inlinesix]

They also lose fighter jet turbo fan

[Hamburger]

if they cant even maintain a water park, how can they be trusted with a nuclear plant.

[RadX]

Nuclear theft in kl

 

 

Starting new thread here

Radioactive material reported missing in Malaysia

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/radioactive-material-reported-missing-in-malaysia-10633938

[Jamesc]

Nuclear theft in kl

 

 

Starting new thread here

Radioactive material reported missing in Malaysia

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/radioactive-material-reported-missing-in-malaysia-10633938

 

Haiz use a pick up.

 

Anyone can just lift it out of the back.

 

[Mustank]

Hehe

[Mockngbrd]

what's new

[Angcheek]

At the back of a pick up .......... hahaha boleh boleh  

 

  

[Cauldron]

Big jam ahead

[Buadongdong]

Can ask these fellas to make our erp gantries stolen too?

[Count_duku]

Wow, like Mission Impossible Fallout liddat

[Buadongdong]

Probably next few weeks will be like Boomzzz..

[Tiger1]

Really Malaysia boleh.

[DACH]

Better don't come to SG... 

[Watwheels]

Guess what the polis chief says?

 

https://www.todayonline.com/world/not-first-time-radioactive-device-has-gone-missing-says-malaysian-police-chief

 

Not first time radioactive device has gone missing, says Malaysian police chief

 

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia's inspector-general of police on Monday (Aug 20) dropped a bombshell as he said that the case of the missing radioactive dispersal device (RDD) was not the first time such a device had gone missing.

Mohamad Fuzi Harun said a similar device had gone missing last year, and had yet to be recovered.

"The same thing happened last year, when a similar device went missing. The device is still missing. Nobody has found it," Mr Fuzi said.

However, the top cop could not recall exactly when the incident happened.

"The details of the incident are not with me, so I can't remember."

Authorities are frantically looking for the 23kg RDD that went missing on August 10.

The device, an Industrial Radiography Equipment, contains the radioactive isotope iridium-192, which emits beta and gamma radiation as it decays during its estimated half-life of 73 days.

Mr Fuzi said that the two technicians who were transporting the device were released on bail after their statement was recorded.

"We are investigating it. We remanded two men, who were released on bail after we took their statements.

"The duo said the device went missing by accident. The device was not properly locked when it was transported," he said.

Police and the Atomic Energy Licensing Board share the same concerns of it falling into the hands of terrorists or militants, or those who treat it as metal to be dismantled and sold for a quick buck.

The RDD has a market value of RM75,000 (S$25,051).

NST learnt that the Criminal Investigation Department did not find any sign that the tailgate had been pried open. THE MALAYSIAN INSIGHT

 

 

[Count-Bracula]

 

Guess what the polis chief says?

 

https://www.todayonline.com/world/not-first-time-radioactive-device-has-gone-missing-says-malaysian-police-chief

 

Not first time radioactive device has gone missing, says Malaysian police chief

 

Well done! 

[Krieger]

Unless the device is being brought in through illegal channels other than the standard check points or ferry/tug loading, it will be quite hard to bring into Singapore. The checkpoints have full of detectors ranging from radioactive to even methane gas..  

All I can say is that even a 2 .0 isotope transmitter used in Hospital can also be detected even in a medical suitbox, in a car.