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Subject: Iodine Pills to People near Nuke Plants
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FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO DISTRIBUTE PRECAUTIONARY IODINE PILLS TO
PEOPLE LIVING NEAR NUKE PLANTS
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Copyright (c) 1997 Nando.net
Copyright (c) 1997 The Associated Press
PARIS (Mar 18, 1997 11:13 p.m. EST) -- The French government will
hand out iodine pills next month to about 600,000 people living
near nuclear power plants, to be taken in case of a Chernobyl-like
accident.
Health Minister Herve Gaymard spoke of the move Tuesday, along
with a variety of other health policies, at a routine news
conference.
France launched a similar pill-dispensing operation in April
1996, 10 years to the day after the Chernobyl accident spewed a
deadly cloud of radiation across the Soviet Union and much of
Europe.
Iodine is the only substance known to shield the body at least
partially against cancer-causing radiation poisoning.
The pills are designed to be taken orally within an hour of
a nuclear accident to saturate the thyroid gland, which is
especially vulnerable to cancer after exposure to radiation.
The French government has been widely ridiculed for insisting
that the radiation unleashed at Chernobyl didn't reach France,
though neighboring countries all said it passed through their
skies.
France's 25 nuclear power plants are generally considered safe
and, according to the French power company EDF, provide 77 percent
of France's electricity.
Health Ministry spokeswoman Florence Lepany-Duval, asked why
the government decided to hand out the pills last year and now,
said Gaymard chose the Chernobyl anniversary to enact
recommendations that scientists made when he took office in October
1995.
She said French nuclear reactors posed no new threat.
The country has never suffered a life-threatening nuclear
accident, but its nuclear plants have not been accident-free. One
in Grenoble, which is the world's largest fast-breeder reactor, was
shut down for two months in 1995 after a leak developed in a steam
generator.
And there have been recent reports that people living near
France's nuclear waste treatment facility at La Hague, in Normandy,
were exposed to dangerous levels of radiation.
Last week, a research group said people walking on a beach
near the plant were exposed to radioactivity up to 3,000 times
higher than usual because a waste-filled pipe had been uncovered
by low tides.
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