Part of Oral Answers to Questions — British Army – in the House of Commons am 12:00 am ar 28 Hydref 1947.
Yes, Sir. I am aware of this regrettable accident. I would, however, point out that this depot covers an area of 220 square miles and there is no means of completely removing the possibility of such an accident, except the clearance of the ammunition, which is being carried out as fast as the very limited manpower and transport facilities allow. Danger notices are erected throughout the depot, attractive items are where possible stored in lock-ups, mobile guards patrol the depot, and broadcasts, warning the public of the dangers of interfering with ammunition are frequent.