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Thailand Investigates Illegal Import of 10,000 Tonnes of Radioactive Waste

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Photo courtesy of The Nation The Ministry of Industry has launched an urgent investigation into the illegal importation of over 10,000 tonnes of radioactive waste inaccurately labelled as zinc concentrate. This material, tainted with hazardous caesium-137, was clandestinely brought into Thailand, raising serious concerns about the nation’s waste management protocols. Industry Minister Akanat Promphan disclosed the investigation on March …
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Thailand Investigates Illegal Import of 10,000 Tonnes of Radioactive Waste

Photo courtesy of The Nation The Ministry of Industry has launched an urgent investigation into the illegal importation of over 10,000 tonnes of radioactive waste inaccurately labelled as zinc concentrate. This material, tainted with hazardous caesium-137, was clandestinely brought into Thailand, raising serious concerns about the nation’s waste management protocols. Industry Minister Akanat Promphan disclosed the investigation on March …

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ASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa Forum broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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