Mely Caballero-Anthony and Julius Cesar Trajano, East Asia Forum: Stopping dirty bombs in Southeast Asia
In August 2018, Malaysian authorities reported the disappearance of an industrial device containing radioactive material. The device was lost while being transported from Negri Sembilan to Selangor by two technicians employed at a company that provides testing, calibration and inspection services to heavy industries. There are concerns that the unknown amount of radioactive iridium contained in the device could cause radiation exposure or be used as a weapon, otherwise known as a ‘dirty bomb’. The incident was a reminder that nuclear security demands attention in Southeast Asia.
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WNU Editor: Nuclear security demands not only attention in Southeast Asia, but also the rest of the world.
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There has been a lot of corruption in the highest echelons of the Malay government.
We have seen the prosecution of a former PM of homosexuality for the purpose of another person gaining power.
The Chinese have their hooks in a Malaysian PM.
Further the Chinese are building faulty dams in Malaysia like they do elsewhere. Russia was one such place I think.
Malaysia is a wreck.
They will lose control of part of the territory in the next 50 years forever due to corruption.
Malaysian officials are investigating whether disgraced former prime minister Najib Razak inappropriately used Chinese cash to repay state debts
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