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The sound of sirens set in motion the wheels of a nightmare scenario at
Temelín – a nuclear leak that would threaten the lives of hundreds of
thousands of people. The two-day training exercise held this week went
through the motions of a crisis scenario involving Temelín employees,
integrated rescue services and local officials in order to ascertain their
action-capability and degree of coordination in the event of a real
disaster.
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Current AffairsMinistry dismisses criticism of impact study for new blocks at Temelín nuclear plant
The Czech Environment Ministry dismissed on Friday criticism voiced by a
number of Czech NGOs over an environmental impact report for the
construction of two new blocks at the Temelín nuclear power plant in
southern Bohemia. Critics say that the study is incomplete, but most
importantly, that the environmental impact assessment process is in breach
of EU law.
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Current AffairsNuclear materials uncovered in briefcase of ex-director of Czech power plant
The former director of the country’s biggest nuclear plant Temelín,
František Hezoučký, is in hot water after it emerged that he attempted
to leave the plant carrying nuclear material in his briefcase a few weeks
ago. Both the police and the State Office for Nuclear Safety are now
looking into the incident.
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In this week’s Business News: rating agency boosts credit risk outlook;
top end tourism outperforms in second quarter; lower grain harvest
predicted; ČEZ faces Slovak nuclear headache; and North Korea offers
innovative cure for debt problem.
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