Woodlice (Special Containment Object # 112)

Case No. (-) "Woodlice"
If a colony of OOS No. 112 is found in a residential building, it is recommended to evacuate residents and carry out disinfestation of all premises, including basements, using fumigants. The remains of individuals of DUS No. 112 should be collected and disposed of by incineration. Disinsection should be carried out until colony OOS # 112 has been destroyed by 85-90%, after which the object is considered neutralized. Witnesses of the appearance of OOS No. 112 should be treated with sclerotin, after which the legend about the general invasion of cockroaches, woodworms, termites or other harmful insects inherent in this region should be provided. Also, in the places where environmental protection # 112 is detected, a search for spatial anomalies of the urban type (SAUT) should be carried out.
Danger level: 2 / "Simon"
Conditions of detention: it is recommended to use an abandoned building located at least 2-3 km from the nearest settlement for the maintenance of colony SCO No. 112. It is preferable that the building be wooden and have a basement. Since at the moment there is no way to transport the colony to another location, the only SCO colony # 112 is kept in an abandoned 19th century mansion near (-). The area around the building is surrounded by a concrete fence and is designated as private property. Around the perimeter of the area, as well as around the house, cameras (8 pcs.) Are installed, conducting round-the-clock surveillance, as well as a remote spray system, which, when the object tries to violate the conditions of detention, will start automatically spraying insecticides. Also, one guard should be on duty in the containment area, changing every two weeks. He must prevent the entry of civilians into the territory, as well as monitor the cameras. Once a season, a team of specialists should check for the presence of a colony of environmental protection no. 112 within the building, analyze the stability of the structure, and also bring several rats or mice into the house. Such simple conditions of detention were established due to the fact that until now SCO No. 112 has never tried to leave the territory of the mansion for more than a few hours, and in winter it completely loses its activity.