India nuclear plant leaks!!
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I am afraid of it...
Indian nuclear plants are not safe....???
We live right next to them...God save me from Indian nuclear plants....
It is a bigger threat than Taliban which means U.S. should do something about it....
Maybe some surgical strikes to tackle with the threat .
I am afraid of it...
Indian nuclear plants are not safe....???
We live right next to them...God save me from Indian nuclear plants....
It is a bigger threat than Taliban which means U.S. should do something about it....
Maybe some surgical strikes to tackle with the threat .
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I am afraid of it...
Indian nuclear plants are not safe....???
We live right next to them...God save me from Indian nuclear plants....
It is a bigger threat than Taliban which means U.S. should do something about it....
Maybe some surgical strikes to tackle with the threat….
Why US ?? If ur airforce have the balls to fly anyway near Our border, Always welcome !
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Why US ?? If ur airforce have the balls to fly anyway near Our border, Always welcome !
Flying coffins cannot do the job Beckham
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Flying coffins cannot do the job Beckham
Flying coffins ?? There might be 2 reasons for ur post,
1. you are very outdated and ignorant !
2.You are here to troll.
Have your pick ...
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i am pretty Sure that Investigation Out come will be Like this ..
Some XYZ guy has been Detained ,
Highly Confirmed Sources reveals that the Person has Contacts with ISI . he is half Brother or cousin or Door Ka Rishtadaar of someone in PAK Army or some one from Pakistani Govt ..
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Sir I know you have Su 30's but your Su 30'S are coffins if we compare to U.S. Air Force….
But you also have flying coffins in your inventory….
There might be 1 reason for your post
1. You want me to think that your Tata cars are Mercedes or your planes are F 22s
Have your pick
Well there is no option for you…
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Compare to U.S. Air Force .??? I wonder why you guys always boast about some1 else's power and capability ! Have some self respect first !
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i am pretty Sure that Investigation Out come will be Like this ..
Some XYZ guy has been Detained ,
Highly Confirmed Sources reveals that the Person has Contacts with ISI . he is half Brother or cousin or Door Ka Rishtadaar of someone in PAK Army or some one from Pakistani Govt ..
In that case the safety of Indian nuclear plants indeed would be doubtful.
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hey why dont you avoid replying to the trolling posts.
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okay..
I am sorry if they were "trolling posts" but I have the right to be concerned...
Don't I?
I am sorry if they were "trolling posts" but I have the right to be concerned...
Don't I?
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India nuclear plant leak under investigation
Indian officials are investigating the leak of a radioactive substance into drinking water at an atomic power plant in the south of the country.
Fifty-five workers at the Kaiga plant needed medical treatment for excessive exposure to radiation after tritium contaminated a water cooler.
Officials said the leak might have been deliberate.
"Mischief is not ruled out. Investigations are on," plant director J P Gupta told Reuters news agency.
The 55 workers had returned to their duties at the plant, Mr Gupta added.
"This incident has in no way affected the public, safety, health and environment."
The highly protected Kaiga plant is on the west coast of India, 450km (280 miles) from Bangalore.
Tritium, also known as Hydrogen-3, is used in research, fusion reactors and neutron generators.
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Power workers drink radioactive water - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Power workers drink radioactive water
Posted November 29, 2009 21:20:00
Indian government officials say workers at a nuclear power plant in the country's south have been treated for poisoning after drinking water was deliberately spiked with radiation.
Routine tests showed 55 employees from the plant in Kaiga in the state of Karnataka had increased levels of the radioactive element tritium, which is used in nuclear reactors.
B Bhattacharjee, a member of the National Disaster Management Authority, said someone had inserted contaminated water into a water cooler, according to the Press Trust of India.
The employees had not suffered any ill effects and had returned to work, plant officials told AFP.
Atomic Energy Commission chairman Anil Kakodkar, speaking on the Headlines Today television network, blamed the sabotage on "an insider who has played mischief".
Mr Kakodkar said security was "foolproof" and there was no chance of an outsider gaining access to the station.
The Nuclear Power Corporation of India, which operates the country's civil nuclear facilities, said in a statement that preliminary enquiries revealed no radioactive leak or security breach.
"It is possibly an act of mischief," the statement said.
State ministers assured local residents that their health was not at risk.
The Kaiga plant was shut down in October for annual maintenance and is due to reopen shortly.
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Pakistan's Nukes are not safe...??
Indian officials are investigating the leak of a radioactive substance into drinking water at an atomic power plant in the south of the country.
Fifty-five workers at the Kaiga plant needed medical treatment for excessive exposure to radiation after tritium contaminated a water cooler.
Officials said the leak might have been deliberate.
"Mischief is not ruled out. Investigations are on," plant director J P Gupta told Reuters news agency.
The 55 workers had returned to their duties at the plant, Mr Gupta added.
"This incident has in no way affected the public, safety, health and environment."
The highly protected Kaiga plant is on the west coast of India, 450km (280 miles) from Bangalore.
Tritium, also known as Hydrogen-3, is used in research, fusion reactors and neutron generators.
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Power workers drink radioactive water - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Power workers drink radioactive water
Posted November 29, 2009 21:20:00
Indian government officials say workers at a nuclear power plant in the country's south have been treated for poisoning after drinking water was deliberately spiked with radiation.
Routine tests showed 55 employees from the plant in Kaiga in the state of Karnataka had increased levels of the radioactive element tritium, which is used in nuclear reactors.
B Bhattacharjee, a member of the National Disaster Management Authority, said someone had inserted contaminated water into a water cooler, according to the Press Trust of India.
The employees had not suffered any ill effects and had returned to work, plant officials told AFP.
Atomic Energy Commission chairman Anil Kakodkar, speaking on the Headlines Today television network, blamed the sabotage on "an insider who has played mischief".
Mr Kakodkar said security was "foolproof" and there was no chance of an outsider gaining access to the station.
The Nuclear Power Corporation of India, which operates the country's civil nuclear facilities, said in a statement that preliminary enquiries revealed no radioactive leak or security breach.
"It is possibly an act of mischief," the statement said.
State ministers assured local residents that their health was not at risk.
The Kaiga plant was shut down in October for annual maintenance and is due to reopen shortly.
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Pakistan's Nukes are not safe...??
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