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Area are normal. so, obviously, the statement is aimed at reassuring the public. it doesn't address the core question of whether or not there has been a leak of gas of one of the two reactors. that information cnn learned from u.s. officials in washington and the more serious allegation we have learned from washington is that chinese safety authorities have been raising the acceptable limits of radiation level for the surrounding area of the powerplant. and that, of course, is something that the biden administration is paying a lot of attention to. as you said, at present, they don't consider ...

>> thank you so much live from hong kong. i want to take you now to the exclusive cnn report. cnn learned the u.s. government is assessing reports of a possible leak at a chinese nuclear power plant, after a french company warned of a radiological threat. at the sense of concern is a power plant taishan, and this weekend is as ivan mentioned, a national holiday in china. while the source tells cnn the biden administration believes it's not at a crisis level, the u.s. has been in contact with chinese and french governments and multiple u.s. government agencies also monitoring the situation. t...

Been raising the acceptable limits of radiation for the power plant's surrounding area to avoid having to shut it down. as i mentioned, now the u.s. government does not consider the situation there at a crisis level but they are concerned enough to have multiple meetings at the national security council in the past week to address and discuss this issue. the u.s. government naturally became involved in the situation because the french company reached out to the department of energy officials late last month to inform them of a potential problem at the facility and the french company followed u...

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