Second bio-waste find sparks inquiry call

Calls are today being made for an inquiry into the illegal dumping of hazardous bio-waste.

Fri, 26 Oct, 2001 - 08:14

Calls are today being made for an inquiry into the illegal dumping of hazardous bio-waste.

A second unauthorised dump was discovered last night in Co Wicklow, near the site of the first find near the Glen of Imaal.

The latest find included blood-filled bags, syringes, blood-stained bandages and confidential patient records.

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