Dangers denied
p A Wellington The Inspector of gerous goods, Mr Harry Richards,: has rejected claims that the handling of toxic goods is chaotic and that a serious accidents inevitable. Carriage and storage of. 1
dangerous substances was up to international standards, and was acceptable, he said. “I get upset by people on the periphery of a subject who profess themselves to be experts,” he $ 'said.
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