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Serbia has best nuclear accident tracking system in Europe
Belgrade,
5 June 2008
Serbian Minister of Environmental Protection Sasa Dragin stated today that Serbia has the best system for tracking nuclear accidents in Europe so citizens can be informed on time on any possible nuclear danger.
File photo of Sasa Dragin
Author:
Tanjug
Dragin told RTS that the system in Serbia is currently the most state-of-the-art in Europe and that the only country that can be compared with us is France, which gets reports every two hours whereas in Serbia reports come in every half an hour.
He noted that there are ten locations in Serbia where nuclear activity is being registered.
Speaking on the Ministry’s activities over the past year, the Minister stressed that inspection capacities increased significantly and the regulations sent to parliament for adoption envision fines 20 times higher for polluters.
The Ministry set four priorities when it started its activities, namely: inspection control with preventive control, introduction of European laws and standards, solving the black spots in Serbia’s ecology and increasing people's awareness level, said Dragin.
He noted that there are ten locations in Serbia where nuclear activity is being registered.
Speaking on the Ministry’s activities over the past year, the Minister stressed that inspection capacities increased significantly and the regulations sent to parliament for adoption envision fines 20 times higher for polluters.
The Ministry set four priorities when it started its activities, namely: inspection control with preventive control, introduction of European laws and standards, solving the black spots in Serbia’s ecology and increasing people's awareness level, said Dragin.
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