Super toxic chemicals [videocassette].

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PicturePublication details: Abbotsford, Vic. : Media Production Services, Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services Board, c1998Description: 1 videocassette (VHS) (9 min.) : sd., colSubject(s):

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Narrated by Simon BreerSubject: Today, many nations around the world are stockpiling chemical weapons of mass destruction. Although designed for war, there is always the possibility chemical weapons of this nature may be used in peacetime, whether by accident or design. Are Australia's emergency services prepared to deal with the most lethal chemical agents? This video presents and overivew

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Executive producer: Michael Hollander

Narrated by Simon Breer

Today, many nations around the world are stockpiling chemical weapons of mass destruction. Although designed for war, there is always the possibility chemical weapons of this nature may be used in peacetime, whether by accident or design. Are Australia's emergency services prepared to deal with the most lethal chemical agents? This video presents and overivew

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