'Minor' radioactive leak at Dounreay nuclear plant

Radioactive material has leaked at the site of the former Dounreay nuclear power station in Caithness, it has been confirmed.

Radioactive liquid effluent is understood to have leaked inside a treatment facility.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) said the leak was minor and did not get outside the plant.

Sepa has launched an investigation. Dounreay is currently undergoing a £2.6bn decommissioning process.

Dounreay Site Restoration Limited (DSRL) said that nobody was put at risk by the incident.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-15222259


they make you laugh, a leaks a bloody leak and should never of happened ffs

and the other times we haven't been told about

aint it just,are you near it morgan

about 8 miles

morgan wrote:

about 8 miles

your not growing a willy or anything are you

2 heads

god a woman with 2 mouths,now thats a mans nightmare

your worst nightmare

aint it just
nagged in stereo

morgan wrote:

and the other times we haven't been told about

DEAD RIGHT THERE MORGAN. where that stuff s involved there should be no mistakes. if we only knew how much radiation was leaked out through that shaft we d all cringe . and the human error , leaving valves open etc etc . the government knew what they doing building it the least populated part of the country away from parliment & london.