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UNDT will start to market their radiation detection technology in Japan. This could save lots of lives!!
If you've been keeping up with the news, you've heard that the crisis with Japan's nuclear reactors just keeps getting worse and worse.
In fact, just this morning it was announced that workers had to withdraw briefly from a stricken power plant due to rising radiation levels.
Dr. Thomas Neff, a physicist and uranium-industry analyst at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology commented, "This is a slow-moving nightmare."
UNDT has developed a bacterial spore detector that detects certain biohazard substances!
UNDT's biological weapons detection equipment is already used extensively by first responders and private industry throughout China!
Could Japan be next?
It's only a few months into the new year and we have already seen turmoil break out in many different parts of the world.
UNDT CEO Jacques Tizabi stated, "As the world witnesses unrest in some very volatile regions in the Middle East and North Africa, there is a growing concern that weapons of mass destruction can be acquired by rogue regimes and terrorists and be used against the United States and its allies. Universal Detection Technology has grown its product portfolio to address all aspects of CBRNE threats with fast acting detection of such threats."
"We recently added Tularemia to the list of agents that our detection kits can rapidly identify in a sample. We plan to add more detection capabilities for agents such as Brucella and Pox soon as we anticipate the types of agents that might be utilized by terrorists," added Tizabi.
Tularemia is a serious infectious disease! According to IDPH.com, Tularemia, in aerosol form, is considered a possible bioterrorist agent. Persons who inhale an infectious aerosol would likely experience severe respiratory illness.
The war on terror is an important one. Terrorists will go to any means necessary to sabotage their enemies.
According to a report by NBC New York, "Security officials are warning the leaders of major Wall Street banks that Al Qaeda terrorists in Yemen may be trying to plan attacks against those financial institutions or their leading executives."
Intelligence analysts have suggested they have a general but growing concern that operatives in Yemen may again try to send package bombs of biological and chemical agents through the mail to Wall Street bankers!
UNDT, in cooperation with NASA, has developed a bacterial spore detector that detects certain biohazard substances.
UNDT has developed a first of its kind real-time continuous detection device capable of identifying abnormal levels of bacterial spores in the air, an indication of a possible anthrax attack.
Anthrax could be used as a serious weapon of mass destruction. Anthrax spores can survive harsh conditions for decades and once inside an animal or human, they reproduce almost instantly to infect and kill.
Anthrax has been researched and developed as a weapon of mass destruction since World War I!
Our security is among one of the most important things we need to protect.
Last December, UNDT announced that they have made their detection equipment available to the food service and hospitality industry in response to Al-Qaeda's threat to poison food and salad bars with ricin toxin.
According to officials, the Al-Qaeda group that built two toner-cartridge bombs in an unsuccessful attempt to blow up planes last October also has contemplated spreading poisons, such as ricin and cyanide, on salad bars and buffets at U.S. hotels and restaurants!
Susan Ford, a professor of pharmaceutical sciences at St. John's University said that initially, the effect of ingesting poison in this manner could "look very much like food poisoning."
CBS also quoted former Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff as saying that, based on this threat, it's important to tell public health officials that what looks like food poisoning could be the result of a terror attack.
Ricin is one of the most toxic and easily produced plant toxins. As little as 500 micrograms of ricin could be enough to kill an adult!
UNDT's ricin detection equipment has been designed to detect trace amounts of ricin in as little as 3 minutes!
UNDT supplies these kits in first responders throughout the country as well as internationally.
UNDT CEO Jacques Tizabi stated, "The threat from Al-Qaeda to poison food and salad bars is very alarming. In response to this threat, we have made our equipment available to the Food Service industry in addition to our existing user base which is traditionally first responders and the military."
UNDT constantly seeks to license new technologies based on which it can transform cutting edge science into tangible and everyday products.
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For more information on UNDT, visit their website at: www.udetection.com
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