stockpile with category B sent to the SVO
Explanation
The statement 'stockpile with category B sent to the SVO' appears to imply a logistics operation involving Category B diagnostic samples. According to the sources, Category B infectious substances are considered infectious but do not meet the stricter criteria that categorize substances as Category A. The mention of 'SVO' could refer to the Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO) in Moscow, where logistics and transportation of medical and diagnostic samples can occur. However, there is no direct reference in the provided search results to any actual stockpiling or movement of Category B materials to SVO. The first two sources emphasize adherence to guidelines for packaging and shipping these materials but do not confirm any specific operations or shipments. Similarly, the recent news articles concerning grocery stockpiling and the French anti-riot force confirm unrelated topics, failing to connect to the logistics of infectious substances. Hence, it is unclear what 'stockpile' entails or its legitimacy related to Category B samples. Therefore, the claim lacks substantial backing and context.
Key Points
- The term 'Category B' relates to infectious substances, but there are no details confirming a stockpile or shipment to SVO.
- The unrelated news articles do not provide factual context for this claim, leading to ambiguity.
- The logistics of packaging Category B substances is detailed in the sources, but no operational reports are provided on any shipment to SVO.
