No additional signs of radiation from last week’s North Korean nuclear test have so far been detected by China’s environmental ministry, according to local media.
A report from Xinhua news said none of the 36 monitoring stations near the Chinese-DPRK border had detected any radioactive pollution, with all readings within the normal range.
No additional signs of radiation from last week’s North Korean nuclear test have so far been detected by China’s environmental ministry, according to local media.
A report from Xinhua news said none of the 36 monitoring stations near the Chinese-DPRK border had detected any radioactive pollution, with all readings within the normal range.
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