Security experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have concluded a visit to Pelindaba, triggered by the armed break in the nuclear research complex suffered in November 2007. Necsa runs the site in the north of the country, on which the Safari-1 research reactor operates.
IAEA concludes lessons of Pelindaba break-in
Topics: Safety & Environment
Source: World Nuclear News
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