Kaiga employees quizzed over radiation; ‘nothing to worry’,says PM – Sify
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Kaiga employees quizzed over radiation; 'nothing to worry',says PM
Sify /New Delhi, Nov 30 (IANS) About 50 employees of the Kaiga atomic power plant in Karnataka were being interrogated by probe agencies after a drinking water dispenser was found contaminated with radioactive Tritium. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has … No leak at Kaiga nuclear plant, nothing to worry: PM Manmohan SinghTimes of India India nuclear leak 'inside job'BBC News Thousands had access to radioactive chemicalHindustan Times Daily News & Analysis -Zee News -Times Now.tv all 404 news articles » |
November 30, 2009
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