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This 4 page paper provides an overview of the 1995 Sarin attack on a Tokyo subway that had devestating results. This paper illustrates the background to the incident as well as a discussion of how officials responded to this attack. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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11 people and injured more than 5,500 others (Sarin Poisoning on Tokyo Subway, 2004). More specifically, the nerve gas was released in trains on three different Tokyo subway lines
(Sarin Poisoning on Tokyo Subway, 2004). The prohibited substance was concealed in lunch boxes and in soft drink containers that were then placed randomly on the floor of the
trains (Sarin Poisoning on Tokyo Subway, 2004). The terrorists punctured these containers with umbrellas as they exited the train (Sarin Poisoning on Tokyo Subway, 2004).
Nerve agents are in the stockpiles of several nations, and it is suspected that they may be possessed by several terrorist groups. They are
an insidious way to injure or kill a large number of people in a rapid, painful, and gruesome manner. All methods of public transportation, and areas of public gathering are
vulnerable (Terrorist Attack in Tokyo, 2004). It was no coincidence that the release of the
gas was planned at the rush hour, so that trains would be packed full of travelers (Sarin Poisoning on Tokyo Subway, 2004). Discussion
Tokyo Emergency Control was very quick to respond to this situation (The Terrorist Attack with Sarin in Tokyo, 2002). They realized very quickly that something was
amiss, because there were complaints of sick passengers from many different underground stations (The Terrorist Attack with Sarin in Tokyo, 2002). The symptoms of the patients was very quickly
linked to nerve gas (The Terrorist Attack with Sarin in Tokyo, 2002). Many reported strong smells, eye irritation, muscle weakness and even loss of consciousness (The Terrorist Attack with
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