Final Containment Measures

In the event that Secondary Containment Measures fail to contain an MCP-related outbreak, the incident is escalated to extreme solutions. Depending on the location of the facility and the urgency of the threat, one of the following options are undertaken by joint The Promised Land Inc and US government institutions.

Option One: Deployment of large yield nuclear weapon, to flatten and destroy a large area. Due to the international scandal that can arise, and the possibility of significant civilian casualties, Option One has rarely been considered.

Option Two: Deployment of the United States military to contain and combat the outbreak. Such operations are often messy, costly and are impossible to cover up; the US Government response to the 2005 Times Square Biological Terrorist Attack is an example of option two.

Option Three: Permanent lock down of area, whereby large physical barriers are erected around the MCP site and a large HCCU presence deployed to maintain 24/7 security. Preferred option for remote locations, but impractical in urban based MCP sites.

Option Four: Saturation Bombing. Requires large amount of conventional ordinance to be dropped on the facility, and a specially trained HCCU clean up crew to sift through the rubble to ensure success. For deployment on urban based MCP sites, and are to be disguised as planned demolitions. Depending on threat level and likelihood of Total Containment Breach, this is not always a practical option.