Radioactive capsule lost in Western Australia along 1,400 km route, authorities issue health warning
Authorities in Western Australia own a tiny capsule containing radioactive materials has been lost in the area and urgent search operation is underway as a radiation from this tiny container can cause tremendous amount of damage to people nearby.
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