Re: Vacant apartments host WMD exercises (mold and asbestos)

[Guest guest]

So, the Public Health Dept is afraid of mold? Do they know something we don't

know?

>

> The

> emergency workers will don suits designed to protect from hazardous

> materials and then inspect the building for toxic residue. They may

> find some, even though the WMD is make-believe.

>

> " We're

> fairly certain there's asbestos and mold, " said Debbie Fletcher, a

> spokesperson for the city's Department of Public Safety, " and we're

> looking to see if there's anything else in there. "

>

>http://www.indystar.com/article/20091103/NEWS02/911030378/Vacant+apartments+hos\

t+WMD+exercises

[Guest guest]

I know that the house next door to me has lots of mold in it, I inquired to buy

it, but, I don't want it with all that mold in there.  You know it has to be

inside the walls with as much water that poured into it.  It was closed up for 5

months or more.  And, the vents around the bottom of the house are blocked

off.   That causes everything to collect moisture and rot.  Lots of mold.  I am

scared of the house , now. 

  B.

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From: Barb B W <barb1283@...>

Sent: Tue, November 3, 2009 9:38:12 AM

Subject: [] Re: Vacant apartments host WMD exercises (mold and

asbestos)

 

So, the Public Health Dept is afraid of mold? Do they know something we don't

know?

>

> The

> emergency workers will don suits designed to protect from hazardous

> materials and then inspect the building for toxic residue. They may

> find some, even though the WMD is make-believe.

>

> " We're

> fairly certain there's asbestos and mold, " said Debbie Fletcher, a

> spokesperson for the city's Department of Public Safety, " and we're

> looking to see if there's anything else in there. "

>

>http://www.indystar.com/article/20091103/NEWS02/911030378/Vacant+apartments+hos\

t+WMD+exercises