Hello
>> I can only agree with Terry and very happy that you are still around
>> to start finding out how the hell that amount of explosives were
>> allowed to be store in the town.
>> Just goes to show how little we know about what really is goes on in
>> our towns and districts.
Firstly, as the others have already given - my condolances to the people and families
involved.
Secondly - I agree, it is silly what some governments allow. Back home in Southend we
have, not 50 feet off the high tide mark, a sunken Second World War War Ship.
It is LADEN with high explosives and amunition. The ships top is actually visable at
the low tide. However, the darned thing is not able to be moved, or even emptied
because the metal is so corroded that any disturbance could set the whole lot off and
blow half of the local area away.
It IS a scary thought, to know you have a time bomb on your doorstep.
Its even more scary to think that there COULD be one, but that you dont actually know
about it (at least the people of that Part of Southend have a choice whether to live
there or not!).
So my condolances again.
TTFN
Sam.
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