Four New Jersey post offices contaminated by anthrax
Traces of anthrax were found in private sorting areas at four New Jersey post offices in Rocky Hill Princeton Borough Trenton and Jackson Township linked to the Hamilton regional plant that processed contaminated letters sent to Washington and New York Health officials said the buildings will be cleaned and up to 90 workers may have handled mail at these sites No antibiotics were ordered for workers who are deemed at very low risk The investigation continues to pinpoint the contaminant source with several deaths and numerous infections linked to the Hamilton plant
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FBI outlines the attacker as a non confrontational adult male with limited public contact and self-serving relationships. Investigators say three letters were sent from the Trenton area while victims show improved survival due to early treatment and broader antibiotic measures across 32 000 people.
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