No rise in Egypt radiation levels amid regional developments: Cabinet
CAIRO, June 14 (MENA) - There are no signs of increased radiation levels across the country due to potential radiation leaks amid Iranian-Israeli military escalation, the Cabinet media center said on Saturday.
In a statement, the center added the Egyptian Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Authority (ENRRA) had been monitoring the situation around the clock, particularly in relation to nuclear facilities in neighboring countries, as developments in the region unfold.
'There are no indications of any change or rise in background radiation within the Arab Republic of Egypt,' the authority said in a statement, adding that it continues to track updates through coordination with national agencies and reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Radiation levels across Egypt are being monitored through the authority's early warning and detection system, which uses advanced sensors deployed nationwide.
The authority urged citizens to rely on official sources for radiological safety updates. (MENA)
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No rise in Egypt radiation levels amid regional developments: Cabinet
CAIRO, June 14 (MENA) - There are no signs of increased radiation levels across the country due to potential radiation leaks amid Iranian-Israeli military escalation, the Cabinet media center said on Saturday. In a statement, the center added the Egyptian Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Authority (ENRRA) had been monitoring the situation around the clock, particularly in relation to nuclear facilities in neighboring countries, as developments in the region unfold. 'There are no indications of any change or rise in background radiation within the Arab Republic of Egypt,' the authority said in a statement, adding that it continues to track updates through coordination with national agencies and reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Radiation levels across Egypt are being monitored through the authority's early warning and detection system, which uses advanced sensors deployed nationwide. The authority urged citizens to rely on official sources for radiological safety updates. (MENA) M A A/R G E
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