[bgill]

Except they aren’t going to connect it until tomorrow. A lot can happen between now and tomorrow.

O’Hare and DFW airports are already reporting that Japanese passengers and luggage have radiation levels. It’s also in the planes’ air systems.

[frogjerk]

Except they aren’t going to connect it until tomorrow. A lot can happen between now and tomorrow.

Only if you wish really hard.

[Chaguito]

That merits a citation with some details. Otherwise means nothing.

[Jeff Chandler]

O’Hare and DFW airports are already reporting that Japanese passengers and luggage have radiation levels. It’s also in the planes’ air systems.

They should check it with a plum line just to be sure.

[sima_yi]

I think it’s already tomorrow over there.

[FreedomPoster]

And we can detect minuscule amounts of radiation that are completely negligible in the grand scheme of things. No one has said anything about that in those reports, from what I have seen.

[Constitutionalist Conservative]

That merits a citation with some details. Otherwise means nothing.

Bloomberg
CBS Chicago

[The Sons of Liberty]

Except they aren’t going to connect it until tomorrow.

What!!!? Union rules?

[redgolum]

Not surprising.

[bvw]

Relax. But your post has a positive side too. It shows just how sensitive our air-passenger rad detection equipment is. That’s good.

[Nailbiter]

O’Hare and DFW airports are already reporting that Japanese passengers and luggage have radiation levels. It’s also in the planes’ air systems.

Did Japanese people and luggage get the geiger counter check before this event, if not how does Ohare or DFW know if levels are different than prior to this event.