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An earthquake measuring 3.4 on the Richter scale shook Kon Plong district of Kon Tum province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam on May 6.

Some are publicly visible through the internet when the internet is available, so it has been possible to monitor a small number of the monitoring stations to reassure ourselves radiation levels havent changed, and there is also the message which the iaea is giving out clearly, is there is no radiological issue at that site for the time being. issue at that site for the time beinu. ~ ., , . being. what is the difference between this _ being. what is the difference between this site, _ being. wh...

Says need to learn lesson from Uttarakhand glacial outburst Mohinder Verma JAMMU, Mar 17: Stating that there is a need to learn lesson from recent glacial outburst at Chamoli in Uttarakhand, Department Related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has recommended immediate conduct of glaciological studies in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Union Territory of Ladakh for better planning. Moreover, the Parliamentary Panel has held excessive cutting of trees and use of dynam...

In its report on the Demands for Grants of the Ministry of Home Affairs tabled in Rajya Sabha the panel also expressed concern that a large number of people are missing the second dose of the vaccine.

"The committee takes note of the ongoing vaccination process for COVID-19 and observes that, till now, less than 1 per cent of the Indian population has been vaccinated and at this rate, it will take many years to vaccinate the whole population," the report said.

Flames ripped through the chemical plant. the explosion at the facility in southeast texas rattled homes for miles. it caused smaller explosions at the site on wednesday. its about a 90 minute drive east of houston and produces more than 900 million pounds of material a year including gas used for a variety of synthetic materials like rubber and nylon. he says it is very flammable and could explode if he did. about 200 people work at the facility put about 30 employees were reportedly at the pla...

Theres no reason to be worried after a recent blast at a missile facility. so why did four of their nuclear monitoring stations go dark after this explosion. we have all the details next. youre turning onto the street

Nuclear powered cruise missile program that the russians are working on. huge explosion, and in the days after, after this apparent test failure, four of five nuclear monitoring stations in russia went offline. these are stations that are put there by an international, independent monitoring organization that monitors around the world for nuclear explosions and radiation. so far, the question of whether radiation has been emitted from northern russia is very confusing as well. people were warned...

Provided one, nor did they provide one to "the wall street journal" when we asked. >> and in terms of the importance of this data. if these monitoring stations do go down. i mean, who knows if theyre still operating as normal and they just not are being allowed to report their data to vienna who knows the stations themselves have been shut down. if the stations have been shut down for a period of days and weeks when theyre finally back up and running, will that time lapse make it impossible to g...

As a liquid-fueled rocket. they said there was no release of anything toxic or any elevated radiation levels. that was not true. officials admitted that radiation levels had risen to 16 times their normal level in one nearby city and the state nuclear agency would ultimatelied amitt thultimately admit that five of its scientists were killed in the blast. alongside french president, vladimir putin told reporters there was no increased risk of radiation levels after the blast. nobody should worry....