Dirty bombs: about fear more than mass casualties

12 Jun 2002

If a so-called “dirty bomb” were detonated in the heart of an American city, it could cause casualties on the magnitude of the 1995 Oklahoma City bomb , which killed 168 people , but only in the immediate blast area, experts say. Full Story

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