Illegal transport of thorium at Georgia’s border with Armenia
Georgia intercepts radioactive substance at border with Armenia http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2019-07/15/c_138229300.htm Source: Xinhua Editor: yan TBILISI, July 15 – Georgia on Monday detained an Armenian citizen who was charged with illegally transporting the radioactive substance Thorium at the border with Armenia.
According to the Georgian State Security Service, the radioactive substance was intercepted at the Sadakhlo checkpoint when the suspect in a mini-bus was inspected.
The total weight of the packages carried by the suspect was 71.63 kg, and they contained radioactive isotope Thorium 232, which is a nuclear material and poses a threat to life and health.
The mini-bus was moving from Armenia to Russia through Georgia.
If convicted, the detainee will face 5 to 10 years in prison.
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