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This is only a drill
Southeast Valley
of the Sun public safety teams and students
of the emergency management program at ASU’s Polytechnic campus
participated in a disaster drill Jan. 11, designed to test
the responders’ knowledge of what to do in the event of
an explosion of a “dirty bomb” made of radioactive materials
at the Alternate Emergency Operations Center on the Polytechnic campus.
For more information on
the drill and the emergency management program, see the story "Blasting
away complacency” in
the University News section.
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Photo: Dave Tevis
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