NTI: Country Overviews: Iraq: Biological Facilities

Biological Facilities

Dabash Stores
Location: Western section of Baghdad

Short Descriptor: Storage site for growth media

Details:

Stores facility owned by Kimadiya Company. Media from BW program stored at site 1991-96. Iraq acknowledges role of site. Media destroyed by UNSCOM in 1996.

Other Information:
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Updated February 2006

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