SYDNEY: Australia's border police raided a home in the south of Sydney on Thursday, finding what local media described as 'nuclear isotopes.'
The home, in the suburb of Arncliffe, was the target of an early morning raid and remains cordoned off with tape warning of a toxic, nuclear or biological hazard inside.The small brown-brick apartment building was cut off from the road by red and yellow tape saying: 'Contaminated area - do not enter - hot zone.'Local commercial broadcaster Channel 10 reported that mercury and uranium isotopes were found inside, while the Daily Telegraph said officers had found nuclear isotopes.
AFP PHOTO'People in the vicinity of the location are urged to follow all directions from emergency services.'Sam Abraham, 19, was trying to get home when he came across the closed road.'It's scary finding uranium in your neighbor's house, you come into the street and there's police,' he told AFP.'It's not something that usually happens in Arncliffe.