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An international warning and detection exercise involving 16 NATO Allies and five Partner countries, INTEX 2000, was held on 18 March. It had a number of aims, namely to assess and develop procedures for the exchange of information on radioactive, chemical and other hazards, to test equipment, communication systems and activate emergency installations, to train personnel and, more generally, develop interoperability.
The exercise was co-ordinated and overseen by NATO experts from the Headquarters of the Hungarian General Directorate for Disaster Management in Budapest and Partner countries participated from their own National Warning Centres.