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". – I know full well the passionate concern of the Member on this particular issue. She is quite right when she says it was not named by accident: perhaps it was a happy accident that it was named after the God of the Underworld.
The issue raised in the first part of the question is absolutely terrifying. Since that report became available, there have been further reports of people travelling with caesium in the boot of the car. These reports, and their implications, are terrifying. They are, if anything, more horrific than heroin.
The Community is engaged in the issue; we have made the concerns of the Community known to the Pakistani authorities. I take the point Ms Ahern made in her supplementary about matters nearer to home, but it is not up to me to provide a definitive solution.
The general point about non-proliferation is that the strengthening of the Non-proliferation Treaty is obviously the way to go and that is the way that civilised countries will go. Since September 11 we have a different view on security, and we should all be very conscious of the implications in this particular area."@en1
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