Kensington Park closed due to radiological threat

[DEFCON Warning System]

DEFCON Warning System: No report of radiation or radiological elements at this time. Some locals reporting park is now open.

Group claims to have dropped radioactive material on Israeli embassy in Kensington

The Metropolitan Police said they have blocked off public access to Kensington Gardens, which is the park next to the Prince and Princess of Wales’ London base of Kensington Palace and yards from the Israeli Embassy, after several ‘discarded items’ were found in the park.


They added that some officers who have been deployed are wearing protective clothing, and while they do not believe there to be any increased public safety risk at this stage, they are urging people to avoid the area.

The Israeli embassy said in a statement that it was not attacked and staff are safe.

Signs containing the warning ‘Hazardous conditions – do not enter’ have been installed on fencing around the park, which is often used for dog walkers, families and tourists to sit and relax in.

A van belonging to the Metropolitan Police’s chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) team is currently near the bandstand.

A fire investigation unit from the London Fire Brigade and the London Ambulance Service’s hazardous area response team are at the scene.

Group claims to have dropped radioactive material on Israeli embassy

The Metropolitan Police said they have blocked off public access to London's Kensington Gardens after several 'discarded items' were found in the park.

metro.co.uk

 

[Lostpuppy]

The world is now going to go thru the terroristic ways of the 70’s again.

We will likely see an increase as the Proxies of the dark take advantage of the fracturing geopolitical system. Domestic sleepers are likely still sleeping are preparring,

Expect lots of downplay and gaslighting in the media narrative.

 

[Friendly Engineer]

Kensington Gardens shut amid Israeli Embassy 'drone threat' probe

It comes after a group claimed to have targeted the Israeli Embassy in an online video post.

www.bbc.co.uk

Hasn't been major news today. Not even on top 10 most read on BBC News.
I doubt very much there's anything that harmful there, and if there was the Met have sorted it out.

I for one am very glad these terrorists are incompetant with radiological material (if such material even existed in the first place).
In any case, I doubt there's a risk to the public.

 

[Friendly Engineer]

I won't speculate further because I don't want to give anyone ideas. I'll keep an eye on this and see if there are any developments in the news.

 

[DEFCON Warning System]

Been trying to find additional information. Not much out there.

They've found pieces. If there were radiological elements to it, I think they would have said something by now.