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CBRN TERRORISM DATABASE Sub Category No Agent No Means No Asia, 98 Biological 42 Aerosol / Spray 19 US & Canada 85 Chemical 205 Contact 42 EU 44 Combination 07 Product tampering 18 Latin America 16 Nuclear 08

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SLIDE 10 Sub Category No Agent No Means No Asia, 98 Biological 42 Aerosol / Spray 19 US & Canada 85 Chemical 205 Contact 42 EU 44 Combination 07 Product tampering 18 Latin America 16 Nuclear 08 Explosive 27 Middle East & North Africa 20 Radiological 26 Food / Drink 22 Russia & CAR 29 Unknown 26 Injection/Projectile 19 Sub Saharan Africa 12 Canister / Jar 13 Australia & Oceania 07 Letter / Package 46 Rest of the World 03 Water Supply 12 Others 96 Total 314 314 314

Note : Table does not contain pranks, hoaxes and mere threats to use. Source : Monterey WMD Terrorism Database 1988 – 2004

CBRN TERRORISM DATABASE

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VULNERABILITIES

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VULNERABLE AREAS TO CBRN THREATS / TERRORISM

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Prestjgious Government Buildings

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Airports

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Railway statjons

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Reservatjon offjces / Busy market places Trains / Shopping malls Hospitals / Clubs Cinema halls.

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Temples / forts / palaces specially during festjvitjes

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Politjcal /Religious

Rallies.

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Fertjlizer / Dye / Petro Chemical / Paint / Pharma industries.

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Nuclear installatjons and power plants.

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ARE WE READY ?

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INDIAN INITIATIVES

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  • Passed WMD Act 2005
  • Earmarked 12 Paramilitary batualions as the NDRF. Trained and equipped for

CBRN disaster / terrorist strikes

CBRN SPECIFIC INITIATIVES

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  • Atomic Emergency Response Centres (AERCs)/ Mobile Radiation

Detection Systems (MRDS) in 1,000 Police Stations covering 35 Cities

  • Established the National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID) and set up the

Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS)

  • Monitors being installed at sea ports (12), air ports and border posts
  • Pre-positioning of QRTs & QRMTs in all districts having Nuclear

Facilities

CBRN SPECIFIC INITIATIVES

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INDUSTRIAL CONTAMINATION MANAGEMENT

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 Identjfy source  Inform all concerned and protect yourself  Localise / isolate the spill or release  Repair leak / stop release  Apply detoxicant / adsorbent / absorbent  Remove material from site  Decontaminate area, personnel and equipment

CONTAINING CONTAMINATION

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DECONTAMINATION MEANS

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Mobile Decon Statjon (MDS)

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Personnel Decon Statjon (PDS)

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Portable Decon Apparatus (PDA)

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Multj Purpose Decon System (MPDS)

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Personal Decon Kit (PDK)

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DECON vs DETOX

  • Decon washes ofg contaminatjon
  • Decon solutjon does not react with

contaminant

  • Runofg water stjll carries contaminatjon

and its disposal poses problems

  • Large quantjty of water required
  • Difgerent decontaminants for vehicles,

personnel, sensitjve equipment etc

  • Detox neutralizes ofg contaminatjon
  • Detox solutjon reacts with contaminant
  • Runofg water can be used afuer detox
  • Single window solutjon for known and

unknown toxic chemicals, vapors and gases.

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  • Nano Technology with open bonding
  • Efgectjve against a wide range of toxic chemicals
  • Neutralizes liquid and vapor hazards
  • Rapid-actjng upon contact

– Life-safety threat reductjon – Reduces on-site management tjme and cost

ADVANTAGES

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  • Non-toxic, non-corrosive, non-fmammable premixed dry powder

formulatjon

  • Propertjes leading to very high chemical reactjvity
  • High Porosity
  • Small crystallite sizes
  • Large surface areas

ADVANTAGES

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GOVT VERTICALS APPLICATIONS

  • Response Forces like NDRF Bns, SDRF Bns and Fire Services for

response to Chemical Incidents – including training establishments.

  • Central Armed Paramilitary Forces maintaining vigil at

multjfarious platgorms.

  • Special Forces, NSG (FORCE 1, OCTOPUS, EAGLE etc) for response

to Chemical Terrorist Incidents – including training establishments.

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GOVT VERTICALS APPLICATIONS

  • CISF and Security Agencies at Railway Statjons, Airports,

Important Govt buildings and Public places.

  • On Site Response Teams at Petrochemical, Chemical, Fertjlizer,

Pestjcide, Pharma and other industries using toxic chemicals (TICs & TIMs)

  • On board Container Trucks and tankers, Ships, Cargo Aircrafu and

Railway Wagons carrying hazardous chemicals.

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  • Ammonia
  • Nitric Acid
  • Technical Ammonium Nitrate
  • Nitrophosphate Fertjlisers
  • Methanol

FERTILIZERS AND CHEMICALS

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  • Iso-propyl Alcohol
  • Bentonite Sulphur
  • Phos Acid
  • Nitro-Phosphate Fertjliser
  • Liquid Carbon Dioxide

FERTILIZERS AND CHEMICALS

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  • Paraxylene (PX)
  • Pure Teraphthalic Acid (PTA) or Dimethlyl Teraphthalate (DMT)
  • Benzene and Butadiene
  • Acrylonitrile
  • Caustjc Soda
  • Chlorine
  • Polypropylene and its Copolymers

PETROCHEMICALS

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  • GOVT. ORDER COPIES

“FASTACT”

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  • Karnataka Fire Services Bangalore
  • TBRL (Terminal Ballistjcs Research Laboratory)
  • Natjonal Fire Service College Nagpur
  • Natjonal Civil Defence College Nagpur
  • Bharat Electronics
  • Ministry of Home Afgairs, New Delhi
  • DRDO, New Delhi
  • CONCOR
  • NDRF

PRESENT CUSTOMERS

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  • Dr. Reddy Laboratory
  • Aurobindo Pharma
  • Reliance Life Sciences
  • Novartjs Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.
  • Piramal Healthcare Ltd.
  • Sai Life Sciences
  • Johnson Matuhey Chemicals India
  • Pvt. Ltd.

PRESENT CUSTOMERS

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FOCUS AREAS

PREVENT PREPARE MITIGATE

intelligence, protectjon, detectjon training, awareness, capacity building

RESPOND

real tjme, coordinatjon, situatjon control decontaminatjon, casualty management, rehabilitatjon

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Thank you

Gp Capt Raj Abrol (retd) Head Business Development ASKA EQUIPMENTS LTD +91 9212558034