Isle of Man Airport find was '1940s phosphorus device', police say
The contractors were working on behalf of the Department of Infrastructure.Two of the contractors who had close exposure to the items attended Noble's Hospital for check-ups "as a precaution", and were subsequently discharged the same day.The Fire and Rescue Service, Ambulance Service, the Isle of Man Constabulary, Emergency Planning, Health and Safety officers, airport executives and Civil Defence attended the incident. "Further investigations" with the contractors, the Department of Infrastructure and Health and Safety officers would now take place, police said.
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