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	Mesothelioma Health Information 'Blue Lady' gets ready for shipbreaking The beaching was permitted after the cruiseliner, also known as the SS Norway, underwent a thorough inspection by a team of experts appointed by the apex court. AHMEDABAD: Norwegian cruiseliner the 'Blue Lady' on Tuesday beached for dismantling at the Alang shipbreaking yard in Bhavnagar after recently getting the go-ahead from the Supreme Court. The beaching was permitted after the cruiseliner, also known as the SS Norway, underwent a thorough inspection by a team of experts appointed by the apex court last week after environmentalists said that it contained tonnes of harmful asbestos. Confirming that the cruiseliner had beached at Alang, the port officer Anil Rathore said, "The Blue Lady has beached today in plot No V1 after completing all formalities required. It should be ready for dismantling in a month's time." (Read More) posted by MesoHealth at 1:27 PM 0 comments Laramie County Wyoming Neighbors Urge Fix of Asbestos Conducted testing on the site and has "fairly direct" evidence that there's hazardous material there. County, neighbors urge fix of asbestos By The Associated Press CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Prompted by neighbors' concerns, Laramie County has written to state regulators urging action to clean up a vacant lot that holds asbestos. But the state says it doesn't see a problem. Residents on Lupe Road in Laramie County say they're concerned that horses on the vacant lot are kicking up dust that could carry potentially harmful asbestos into the neighborhood. Mark Voss, deputy Laramie County attorney, said the county has conducted testing on the site and has "fairly direct" evidence that there's hazardous material there. But Voss said that only the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality could determine whether the material poses a health hazard by entering onto the property. (read more) posted by MesoHealth at 1:12 PM 0 comments Previous Posts State cracks down on asbestos rule Enforcement expected to add to cost of remodeling A Fight for Life: Author Describes Family's Asbestos Tragedy Oklahoma mesothelioma victim files suit in Madison County EPA studying gravel pits near the Killdeer Mountains Lilly begins new trial on cancer drug Alimta No Double Dipping Woman settles asbestos claim Drug company gets $40M in venture funds Libby’s dark secret Firm Must Pay Asbestos Costs Of $54.5 million

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