Cameco and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission say there is no risk to the public or the environment after a truck carrying uranium powder rolled near Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Cameco spokesman Rob Gereghty says it's not clear if any of the yellowcake spilled and, if it did, whether the product was confined to the shipping container. Gereghty (GEHR'-eh-tee) describes the uranium powder as having the consistency of dense sand and he says it would be easy to clean up. (The uranium was produced by a company in Australia and was en route to Cameco's refinery in Blind River, Ontario.)

Date: 2016-01-12
Placeline: SASKATOON.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 17 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << the real risk with a product is an Elation or ingestion so you would have to be very very close to the product before you would ever be at risk so another words you have to be close enough to breathe and the product or take it into your body >>

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