Nuclear, chemical plants put on 'high alert'

The US federal Government has urged all Nuclear and chemical production plants to put their security on "high alert".

Nuclear, chemical plants put on 'high alert'
Wed, 12 Sep, 2001 - 03:48

The US federal Government has urged all Nuclear and chemical production plants to put their security on "high alert".

The warning comes on the back of yesterday's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington.

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