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2 months or so ago DSO was testing suspicious substance found in a letter sent to Ass Loong Son at Sri Temasek, no new until now.
Did he get anthrax or just dog pooh?
Was is sent by JI? or some Ang Moh who just wanted to paint the MRT Trains?:p
http://www.timeslive.co.za/world/article520486.ece/Greeks-enlist-Italys-aid-on-parcel-bomb
Greeks enlist Italy's aid on parcel bomb
Jun 26, 2010 11:37 AM | By Sapa-AFP
Greece has enlisted Italy's aid to gain clues on a deadly parcel bomb that exploded inside the well-guarded public order ministry this week, killing a senior officer, a police source says.
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Policemen stand guard after a bomb explosion at the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens.
Policemen stand guard after a bomb explosion at the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens.
Photograph by: JOHN KOLESIDIS
Credit: REUTERS
Greek police are examining photographs and other data sent from Italy on three parcel bombs linked to the Greek anarchist movement that were defused by Italian police over the past decade, the source told AFP.
The latest was sent to Italian police in April by a self-styled Greek anarchist group paying homage to a Greek suspected far-left militant shot dead by police in March.
Two more bombs had been sent in 1999 in support of another Greek anarchist who has since been arrested as a leading member of the far-left Revolutionary Struggle group, one of Greece's main extremist outfits.
The parcel bomb explosion on Thursday killed the personal security chief of Citizen's Protection Minister Michalis Chryssohoidis, who was himself in a neighbouring office but was unhurt.
It exposed a major security shortfall at the public order ministry which is one of Greece's best-guarded buildings.
The bomb was hidden in a cardboard box mailed inside a padded envelope and consisted of half a kilo (one pound) of gunpowder and ammonium nitrate.
A bomb disposal unit also found the remains of a battery and a hook that was used to activate the explosives when the parcel was opened, police said.
The parcel had originally been mailed on Friday from the working class district of Kypseli to Chryssohoidis' political office in central Athens, and was brought to the ministry by a member of his staff, a police source said.
Chryssohoidis has led a crackdown on far-left groups since assuming the post in October.
He was also minister in 2002 when police dismantled the November 17 militant group, which had been blamed for about 20 assassinations since 1975.
Did he get anthrax or just dog pooh?
Was is sent by JI? or some Ang Moh who just wanted to paint the MRT Trains?:p
http://www.timeslive.co.za/world/article520486.ece/Greeks-enlist-Italys-aid-on-parcel-bomb
Greeks enlist Italy's aid on parcel bomb
Jun 26, 2010 11:37 AM | By Sapa-AFP
Greece has enlisted Italy's aid to gain clues on a deadly parcel bomb that exploded inside the well-guarded public order ministry this week, killing a senior officer, a police source says.
Current Font Size:
Policemen stand guard after a bomb explosion at the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens.
Policemen stand guard after a bomb explosion at the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens.
Photograph by: JOHN KOLESIDIS
Credit: REUTERS
Greek police are examining photographs and other data sent from Italy on three parcel bombs linked to the Greek anarchist movement that were defused by Italian police over the past decade, the source told AFP.
The latest was sent to Italian police in April by a self-styled Greek anarchist group paying homage to a Greek suspected far-left militant shot dead by police in March.
Two more bombs had been sent in 1999 in support of another Greek anarchist who has since been arrested as a leading member of the far-left Revolutionary Struggle group, one of Greece's main extremist outfits.
The parcel bomb explosion on Thursday killed the personal security chief of Citizen's Protection Minister Michalis Chryssohoidis, who was himself in a neighbouring office but was unhurt.
It exposed a major security shortfall at the public order ministry which is one of Greece's best-guarded buildings.
The bomb was hidden in a cardboard box mailed inside a padded envelope and consisted of half a kilo (one pound) of gunpowder and ammonium nitrate.
A bomb disposal unit also found the remains of a battery and a hook that was used to activate the explosives when the parcel was opened, police said.
The parcel had originally been mailed on Friday from the working class district of Kypseli to Chryssohoidis' political office in central Athens, and was brought to the ministry by a member of his staff, a police source said.
Chryssohoidis has led a crackdown on far-left groups since assuming the post in October.
He was also minister in 2002 when police dismantled the November 17 militant group, which had been blamed for about 20 assassinations since 1975.
