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Low amount in Heilongjiang
Source: Xinhua |
March 27, 2011, Sunday
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China detected low levels of radioactive material iodine-131 in the air above Heilongjiang Province yesterday, saying it was released from a quake-damaged nuclear power plant in Japan, according to China's National Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee.
The committee said no protective measures are needed as iodine-131 levels are below one-hundred-thousandth of the average.
The committee also reiterated that both public health and the environment remain unaffected by radioactivity released from the crippled nuclear power plant.
The committee said no protective measures are needed as iodine-131 levels are below one-hundred-thousandth of the average.
The committee also reiterated that both public health and the environment remain unaffected by radioactivity released from the crippled nuclear power plant.
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