(KUNA) -- The Interior Minister of Lower Saxony said in remarks published Wednesday he would propose, at a meeting of interior ministers of local states due in Hamburg on Thursday, reinforcing security precautions in predominantly-Mohammedan districts.Owe Schurmann, in remarks published by the German daily, "Neueosnabrucker Zeitung," said this measure, along with other precautions such as banning Mohammedan fundamentalists from using computers or mobile telephones, was part of a national program to protect the nation against terrorist attacks.
The plan is also designed to prevent Mohammedan hardliners from venturing into mosques and search computers possessed by suspected terrorists.
Elaborating, the official said the conferees, at tomorrow's gathering, would also discuss measures for safe transfer of nuclear waste, stressing that the federal authorities should bear the responsibility of covering costs of the transfer of such hazardous materials.