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An UNMOVIC multidisciplinary team traveled to the location of the four 122mm rocket warheads, which Iraq had found. The inspectors examined, X-rayed and tagged the warheads. The bunker containing them was sealed.
An UNMOVIC team of missile inspectors went to Al Mutaseem, 90 km south of Baghdad, to observe a static test of an Al Fatah motor. It is a solid propellant motor that Iraq plans to use in its ground-to-ground Al Fatah missile system. Another missile team traveled to the Shahiyat Test Facility, about 100 km north of Baghdad, to verify that this site was still abandoned.
An UNMOVIC chemical team re-visited the Al Qa Qaa complex and inspected some units producing chemicals, such as propellant stabilizers. A portable analytical instrument was used, as was a metal analyzing instrument.
An UNMOVIC biological team inspected the College of Agriculture, Baghdad University, in Abu Ghraib, about 30 km west of Baghdad, to verify the tagged equipment. Another biological team inspected the Agricultural Research Centre (IPA), located also in Abu Ghraib. The Centre undertakes research in such areas as plant diseases, development of disease resistant plants and soil improvement.
A Mosul-based multidisciplinary team inspected a lime production facility. The site produces lime from limestone rock.
The IAEA inspected the Tuwaitha site, 24 km east of Baghdad. The team conducted a motorized radiation survey, checked sealed equipment, and inspected buildings.