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File: 970107_sep96_decls5_0001.txt
Subject: MEETING WITH CAPTAIN FARAYE AL LSHAHRI SAUDI CIVIL DEFENSE
Unit: 1 MEF
Parent Organization: FMF PAC
Box ID: BX600022
Folder Title: folder 2 industrial chemical threat i marine expeditionary force cna 2386
Document Number: 73
Folder Seq #: 39
UNCLASSIFIED
MEMORANDUM TO FILE
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SubJ: Meeting with Saudi Civil
Defense Official
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1. On 13 October 199 an9 t er rs of the I MEF
staff (Capt. Crim Ltcol. M A.RCENT Civil Affairs
Liason Officer) m@-. with a Saudi civil
defense officer. The following information was obtained
concerning the chemicals at the Jubail Industrial City and the
King Fahad Industrial Port during the meeting.
2. Tanks for ammonia are double-shelled. We had received
this information previously. from another source.
3. The ammonia tarks are configured so that in an emergency
the ammonia would drain into the gulf. The ammonia would dissolve
in the water making this a much safer means of dealing with large
quantities of this material.
4. Information about daily pro duction and storage levels of
chlorine and ammonia also were provided. These levels. which are
provided on a daily basis to the civil defense agency, are as
follows (for 13 October 1990):
a. Chlorine daily production level: 1815 tons
daily storage level: not available (NOTE
NOTE @@l: Daily storage levels were not provided during
this meeting. Nevertheless, we had received this information
previously, from another source. 5 U.S.C. 552 (b)(3)
b. Ammonia ) (NOTE #2)
daily production level: 2599 tons
daily storage level: 5784 tons
NOTE #2: This company stores ammonial in both the
industrial city and the port facility. The levels cited represent
quantities at both the plant and the port.
c. Ammonia ) 5 U.S.C. 552 (b)(3)
daily production level: 1166 tons
daily storage level: 5331 tons
5. Capt. Al-Shahri indicated that he would arrange a meeting
with officials at the various companies who store or produce
ammonia and chlorine to discuss additional measures for lowering
stocks of these materials. While the captain mentioned that
stocks of chlorine had been reduced. he did not discuss the
ammonia stocks.
6. We have transmitted the information, regarding the ammonia
UNCLASSIFIED
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File Room = sep96_declassified
File Cabinet = Week-38
Box ID = BX600022
Unit = 1 MEF
Parent Organization = FMF PAC
Folder Title = folder 2 industrial chemical threat i marine expeditionary force cna 2386
Folder Seq # = 39
Subject = MEETING WITH CAPTAIN FARAYE AL LSHAHRI SAUDI CIV
Document Seq # = 73
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Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 02-JAN-1997