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Home›Hazardous Material Found in Residential Unit at HMAS Cerberus

October 16, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Hazardous Material Found in Residential Unit at HMAS Cerberus

A routine inspection this morning of on-base accommodation in Australian Navy’s HMAS Cerberus has resulted in hazardous material being located in a residential unit. As a precaution, a 400 metre safety zone has been established around the accommodation block. Victoria Police are in attendance and a

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A routine inspection this morning of on-base accommodation in Australian Navy’s HMAS Cerberus has resulted in hazardous material being located in a residential unit.

As a precaution, a 400 metre safety zone has been established around the accommodation block.

Victoria Police are in attendance and a Defence member is assisting them with their inquiries.

Image: Australian Navy

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