Radioactive scrap metal found at Kobe scrap yard

Radioactive scrap metal found at Kobe scrap yard

KOBE, Japan - Firefighters prepare May 9 to work on a radioactive lead container found in a batch of scrap metal collected by Shimabun, a Kobe-based scrap iron dealer.

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