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Chernobyl Power Supply Cut But Iaea Says No Imminent Safety Threat

Chernobyl power supply cut but IAEA says no imminent safety threat

by theguardian
10 Mar 2022
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The IAEA voiced concern that the site had stopped transmitting data on ambient radiation and other variables, and expressed concern for the staff, who were under Russian guard and had not been able to change shifts. The situation for the staff was worsening, the IAEA said, citing the Ukrainian nuclear regulator.

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Chernobyl power supply cut but IAEA says no imminent safety threat

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