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@Edano hmm what safety is involved? anti-terrorism? preventing an epic mechanical failure? What about protecting us from the power companies? :-)

In Poland, which has no nuclear power plants, a spokesperson for the atomic energy agency told AFP: "We detected trace levels of radioactive iodine-131 over Poland during measurements taken October 17-24. It was a very low level. "Readings were 100 times higher in late March in the wake of Japan's Fukushima nuclear accident," spokesperson Stanislaw Latek said. He added: "Ukrainian authorities informed us they recorded similar trace levels of radioactive iodine-131 during measurements take October 10-20th." In Slovakia, Vladimir Jurina from the public health authority said levels of iodine-131 were "just about measurable levels." The values are basically the same as those in Austria, the Czech Republic and other countries. The source is a mystery to us. It's not from our nuclear plants though - we have checked with them," he said. hisz.rsoe.hu

@Edano so moving from the East to the West? Doesn't the winds come from the north and east in those areas?

Non-categorized event in Tanzania on Monday, 14 November, 2011 at 09:44 (09:44 AM) UTC.
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Police and other state organs are on alert against illegal trafficking of nuclear materials into the country, the director of Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Robert Manumba has affirmed. He confirmed that there were several incidents where radioactive materials have been brought into Tanzania or those legally acquired have fallen into improper hands. He added that much concern will be when uranium mining starts after various deposits were found in the country. “Some people have been caught with illegal possession of nuclear materials. Our scientific experts must work closely with the police to ensure the situation is brought to a control”, he told reporters after closing a week-long training course on combating illicit trafficking in nuclear and other radioactive materials for police officers from various African countries. He said police are worried over the mining of uranium, a radioactive mineral, set to commence shortly, as there was a likelihood of nuclear materials, which are hazardous to people’s health falling into the wrong hands of illegal traffickers or improperly trained practitioners. He emphasised that police need specialised training on how to handle nuclear materials and deal with those involved in illegal trafficking. The CID chief specifically called on experts working with the Tanzania Atomic Energy Commission (Taec) to work closely with the police who are not yet well versed with dangers posed by nuclear hazards or uranium and other radioactive minerals soon to be mined in the country — in Dodoma, central Tanzania. Earlier when closing the training attended by over 40 senior police and intelligence officers from 22 African states, Mr Manumba cited unlawful possession, use, transfer, alteration, disposal and dispersal of radioactive materials as potential sources of danger that can cause death and injuries to people. hisz.rsoe.hu

@lillymunster lower winds are slow, but not that slow.

@Edano I wondered about something physically traveling and spewing as it was moved? But you would think it would create path of where it traveled more.

@MaryW Russia is monitored but all their reading sites showed nothing out of the ordinary. The Russian network is listed in the library. What we do know is someone is lying, we just don't know who or why. www.simplyinfo.org

The one I found is for a station near Volgodonsk in Russia

This site of Mary's had slight jumps on Oct 28th and a few days after. Can't tell if they are high enough to be significant. radnett.nrpa.no The other one shows a blip on the 30th of Oct

I just checked a defunct NPP in central Russia - they had a small blip on Oct 30th? No clue if it is related or not.

This is what I am using. It is very graphic so you can navigate without understanding the language www.russianatom.ru

@lillymunster :) for palin

Edano, do you have a source for the Oct 10 radiation spike in Ukraine? I want to add it to my notes. I think we might be able to make some sense out of this by taking each location plus date for where they saw the first jump and put them both in a text list and on a map flagging the date.

I have to wonder if Turkey's quake stirred up something dumped into the Black Sea area? But wouldn't the water prevent it from making the atmosphere?

@Edano Thanks.

There was an Armenian NPP leaking in January. Turkey has some sort of radiation testing ability as mentioned in the article. Could that be leaking again? news.am

Quake in Turkey Oct 23 - first spikes predate the quake.

@smoss perfect place. :-)

Turkey's maximum radiation values increased between Oct 1 to Oct 10 and Oct 30.