Radioactive rain causes 130 schools in Korea to close.
… The Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety (KINS) said radioactive iodine and cesium were found in rainwater collected in the early morning at a checkpoint on the island. The concentration level of iodine-131 was 2.02 becquerels per liter (Bq/l), that of cesium-137, 0.538 Bq/l, and that of cesium-134, 0.333 Bq/l.
Following the news that minuscule radioactive substances were detected on Jeju, people in all parts of the country carried umbrellas to work or school even though the rainfall was light.
Parents had their children not only use umbrellas but also wear raincoats, rubber boots and even masks. Some of them gave their children a ride to school, with streets near schools congested.
In Gyeonggi Province, about 130 pre-elementary and middle schools were closed after the regional educational office allowed school heads to close them if they deemed it necessary. More than 40 others shortened school hours.
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3 comentarios:
Paraguas contra la lluvia radioactiva. Se me queda un poco corto el remedio, la verdad.
Lo que hay que evitar es el cantacto directo con la piel, si consigues que no sea así estas salvado... por ahora.Algunos amigos en NYC no salian a correr cuando llovía por esta misma razón.
LLuvia ácida ya mismo ¿pero eso no pasaba sólo en las películas de ciencia ficción de cuando érmos enanos? Yuhhuuuu!! Por fin,ya estamos en el futuro.Pongan una nuclear en su vida, en su vecindario o comarca, se ahorrará la cirugía estética y la de sus niños.Jua jua!!!
Si soy demasiado cáustico-cínico para este foro en cuestion, avisen please, no tendré problema en moderarme..,. aún más.
No, Charmel, te queremos como eres, El Roto de nuestro corcho.
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