British anti-terrorist police are actively searching for a "dirty" chemical bomb believed to be capable of causing significant harm in potential attacks, particularly targeting crowded areas during the upcoming soccer World Cup. Despite a recent raid that did not uncover the device, authorities remain convinced of its existence and the imminent threat it poses. Peter Clarke, head of the UK's anti-terrorism branch, emphasized that operations were planned to minimize public risk from both firearms and hazardous substances. The media coverage has sparked debate, with some suggesting that the threat may be exaggerated, while others argue that the public has a right to be informed about potential dangers. Police have stated that initial searches found no suspicious materials, and local residents are not in immediate danger.
), or certain sensationalist media are over-hyping an imagined threat (again).
