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  Kapuna at 02:23 PM JST - 16th September

  Why mention how the device works?

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  Yelnats at 03:10 PM JST - 16th September

  I agree Kapuna.

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  timorborder at 04:13 PM JST - 16th September

  *Bomber's Memo - Stop using acetone peroxide, which can now be detected by bomb detection equipment. *

  Boy, somebody dropped the ball on this one. Is it really necessary that the general public know the technical details of such devices. Just saying that new equipment has been installed would somewhat act a deterrent. Going into details how the equipment works seems to have little benefit.

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  ratpack at 04:30 PM JST - 16th September

  Why mention this at all....really dumb don't you think??

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  wanderlust at 07:09 PM JST - 16th September

  Someone in Marketing/ PR at Hitachi deserves a b0mb under the chair for letting that slip!

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  PitoPuccho at 08:29 PM JST - 16th September

  to beef up security at airports

  Not now you have just everyone what you are doing!!

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  nevarezga at 04:01 AM JST - 17th September

  Mr bomber, now you now that you can take acetone peroxide bombs to airports where only Xray machines are used, oh and do not take a bomb to Haneda.

  No.. I believe that the machine can detect other chemicals and devices as well, and stating that it can detect that specific chemical might be a warning for potential bombers, but probably because acetone peroxide is relatively easy to obtain or very common in bomb making, probably the note is incomplete,

  "This device has the capacity to detect many chemicals and ingredients used in bombs, such as acetone peroxide, which has been used widely and recently in bomb making"

  maybe something like that would work

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