加拿大警方宣布,其武器注册协会收到的邮件内所含粉末经检验证实不含有炭疽热病菌。 2003年1月2日加拿大武器注册协会收到两份内含粉末的邮件,警方初步认定粉末中可能含有炭疽热病菌。消息泄露后,在当地群众中引起恐慌,两名邮政工作人员为此接受了相关检查。次日,埃得蒙顿警方宣布,检验结果证明邮件所含粉末中并不含有致命的孢子。 The Canadian police announced that the powder contained in the email received by the Arms Registration Association has been verified to contain no anthrax fever bacteria. On January 2, 2003, the Canadian Arms Registration Association received two emails containing powder. The police initially determined that the powder may contain anthrax pathogens. After the news leaked, it caused panic among the local people. Two postal workers received the relevant inspection for this purpose. The following day, the police in Edmonton announced that the test results showed that the powder contained in the email contained no deadly spores.